Emiliano wrote:
>> Changing them all back to AC_ instead of PHP_, *after* installing
>> automake made everything compile.
>Whoohoo. What fun. But having AC_ there in the first place doesn't
>work?
It probably does work. At least now I have autoconf + automake + m4
installed, and reconfigured midgard-lib to use /usr/local instead of
/usr/local/midgard, phpize doesn't produce any error messages.
> IIRC you were using binary modules from HKLC? Please try compiling
> from source. If that still bombs out, running apache under gdb could
> help us pinpoint your problem. See
> http://www.midgard-project.org/article/1096.html (although you don't
> need to have fresh, from-source installations of mysql and apache,
> just the midgard components).
Nope, when I discovered how much I would have to install from HKLC to
make it work, I tried compiling just the Midgard bits from source.
So the MySQL, Apache, mod_php, php-mysql, php-devel and so on are
all Mandrake 8.0 versions, while midgard-lib, mod_midgard and
midgard-php4 are compiled from snaps.
I'm wondering whether uninstalling all the Mandrake stuff and installing
the HKLC packages is going to be quicker than running the newly
compiled package under gdb, then trying to find what is going wrong.
--
Dr. David R. Newman, Queen's University Belfast, School of
Management and Economics, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland (UK)
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