Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I disagree, they will. Because my non-sitegroup midgard is using a
different
> > libmidgard.so versionnr. they can coexist.
>
> OK, correction: they will not co-exist within one apache installation.
> But you're right.

Well not completely, as somewhere there is a #include <midgard.h> which
would find the old midgard.h in my case. In correcting that I got so
confused that I reinstalled all the 'old' code, and started using my
gateway-box as a dev. machine.
>
> > I did use that order. I may have been confused over which lib I should
use,
> > the one in lib/ or the one in lib-1.2/. I'll have another go at it,
keeping
> > in mind your suggestions. I have subscribed to midgard-dev yesterday,
I'll
> > do some catchup reading in the archives.
>
> The official beta is due in a day or so. Instead of catching up, you could
> install that and take it from there.
>

Well, I'm just a little too impatient to wait, so I'll bide my time reading.
I allready learned a lot about the midgard internals. It seems however that
the php in CVS is broken at the moment. It compiles fine, but upon loading
the module into apache I stumble upon this error:

Syntax error on line 244 of /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf:
Cannot load /usr/local/apache/libexec/libphp3.so into server:
/usr/local/apache/libexec/libphp3.so: undefined symbol: php3_eval_midgard

I am too uneducated to know how to fix this, but the function
php3_eval_midgard is defined in language-scanner.lex in both 1.2.6beta2 as
in CVS. The makefile in CVS is missing this:

functions/midgard.o: functions/midgard.c php.h php_version.h config.h \
 request_info.h php3_hash.h php_alloc.h safe_mode.h fopen-wrappers.h \
 mod_php3.h stack.h operators.h token_cache.h \
 variables.h constants.h internal_functions.h modules.h \
 functions/php3_midgard.h

php compiles fine without it, but I saw no reference whatsoever to midgard.o
in the makefile, nevertheless it is created by the make. Adding it didn't
solve my problem of php3_eval_midgard though.

Emile, you may very well be right that I'm more at the user level and should
wait for official beta releases, but I don't intend to be ignorant forever.
If I'm too much of a bother to you just say so.

Cheers,

Armand.



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