Re: [midgard] Difficulties with Apache and midgard-php

[Emiliano Heyns]

> > Run autoconf in that directory and it'll create it for you.
> 
>   Then it complains there is no install.sh file. :-(

Copy the one from lib-1.2

>   Still, I'm a bit puzzled.  I did install the Midgard libs, they
> went into the default directory of /usr/local/lib.  This directory is
> in the ld.so.conf file and I did run ldconfig.  Doesn't this  mean
> that they should now be available without any further ado to any
> program compilation?   In other words, why didn't the linker
> automatically find them?

Because there may be several libraries that offer the same symbols.
You have to specify at link time which libraries you want.

In the case of dynalibs it verifies all the info is present in the
requested lib and stores information in the executable about the
library to load when it's invoked. A bit simplified but that's
about how it works.

Emile

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