Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
> > Alexander, do you think there's a way we can reliably detect what
> > version PHP is installed (possibly using php-config?) then using that
> > to patch config.m4 as necesary, instead of the rather blunt way mkall
> > does now?
>
> No. php-config does not provide version number. I can initiate talk in
> php-dev about adding this option to php-config, this might be easiest way
> :-). If PHP is compiled with CGI module, then 'php -v' gives an answer.
> But this binary isn't neccessary to compile PHP extensions so we can't
> rely on it.
Figures. And even if it does get added to php-config, it's not going
to be retrofitted to pre-4.0.6, so it's too late for us.
> > Emile, wishing the LSB would finally get widely supported -- and
> > extended to other Unixen.
>
> 1.0 has been released yesterday. My opinion is that it'll be in use no
> earlier than this December. It makes vendors' life quite hard.
Serves them friggin' right. Life's been no picnic trying to route
around 1001 distro incompatibilities :)
Emile
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