> > Mine shows no symbols too, but does not show the problem. I'm running
> > php-4.0.4pl1-6mdk, and my wild gues is that with php-4.0.5 they changed
> > the symbol to sapi_add_header_ex
>
>Yep, that's it. I wish they could keep the &*^%@#)@+# build environment
>stable for more than a ^&%@#)(* week. Jeez. How the heck are we going
>to detect this? We can't link a test program to php4.so like we do with
>regular libraries, since all the apache symbols will be missing.
>
>Try the attached patch. Hope that this header file existed before they
>made this change.
I will try it at morning (now it is 1.20 am here), but I wonder where these
functions have been before, as SAPI.h didn't have to get #include-ed until
now.
I have php4 3:4.0.5.6rc3-3 (debian sid), and in the headers:
fery@linuxserver:/usr/include/php4$ grep sapi_add `find . -type f`
./main/SAPI.h:SAPI_API int sapi_add_header_ex(char *header_line, uint
header_line_len, zend_bool duplicate, zend_bool replace);
./main/SAPI.h:#define sapi_add_header(header_line, header_line_len,
duplicate) \
./main/SAPI.h: sapi_add_header_ex((header_line), (header_line_len),
(duplicate), 1)
Now if I check from a Mandrake php-devel-4.0.4pl1-6mdk:
/usr/include/php/main/SAPI.h:SAPI_API int sapi_add_header_ex(char
*header_line, uint header_line_len, zend_bool duplicate, zend_bool replace);
/usr/include/php/main/SAPI.h:#define sapi_add_header(header_line,
header_line_len, duplicate) \
/usr/include/php/main/SAPI.h: sapi_add_header_ex((header_line),
(header_line_len), (duplicate), 1)
/usr/include/php/main/SAPI.h:SAPI_API int sapi_add_post_entry(char
*content_type
I cannot get an older version now...
Crc
PS: It is really embarrassing that a sub-sub-version change makes php
incompatible with the previous version... :-[
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