Ben,
Sounds like it might be a freeBSD bug in mapserver .configure script.
You requested --with-fastcgi and I would think that since it did not
find it is should have dropped the -lfcgi, but did not. You should
probably write this up as a bug.
fastcgi is on little or no benefit unless you are using oracle and need
connection pooling. So try to configure --without-fastcgi ot just
remove the --with-fastcgi option. If one fails try the other.
-Steve W
Ben Madin wrote:
Thank you Steve,
I have mod_fastcgi for apache, this was installed through the FreeBSD
ports system, and all very happily. but I didn't end up with a libfcgi
anywhere I can find (I have mod_fastcgi.so in
my /usr/local/libexec/apache22 directory)
I notice in the configure I actually had this :
configure: checking whether FastCGI support should be enabled...
checking for FCGI_Accept in -lfcgi... no
configure: checking HTTPD server (Apache) version...
using user-supplied httpd (/usr/local/sbin/httpd)
/usr/local/sbin/httpd version is Apache/2.2.4 (2002004).
Compiling with fast MS_NINT
checking compiler warnings... basic
so maybe I never had fastcgi last time around. Do I need to get a
different fastcgi from somewhere else, or did something maybe not go
quite right?
cheers
Ben
*From: *Stephen Woodbridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
*Date: *18 April 2007 9:26:39 AM
*Subject: **Re: MS 4.10.1 php_mapscript build problem on FreeBSD 6.2*
-lfcgi is the fastcgi library. You can see if you have it loaded with
something like:
locate libfcgi
probably should be at /usr/local/lib/libfcgi*
if it is there, or somewhere on your system, check to make sure its
path is in /etc/ld.so.conf and run as root ldconfig and try again.
-Steve W
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