Aditya Dhekney wrote:
> Ok...this is getting pretty frustrating...I realized that the bin, etc,
> include, share directories were in /usr/local/ (i'm attempting to install in
> /apps/midgard) from a previous installation, and i must have forgotten to
> delete the midgard related files from there. So, with all these seg faults
> happening, i thought that maybe during the install, for some wierd reason it
> was looking at those files instead, and when i actually tried to start
> apache finally, it pointed to the wrong location, and voila! seg fault (all
> my theories, which are known to be wrong). With this in mind, i deleted
> these files created from a previous install attempt (from
> /usr/local/etc,bin...) Now, the lib gets installed (creates bin, etc,
> share...in /apps/midgard), and mod works also.
*cautious whisper* It works? Really? I mean, of course it does!
It's notoriously difficult to convince the compiler to _not_ look in the
'default' directories. So yes, it's very likely that these parts (or
worse, only bits of 'em) were being picked up.
> When in get to the
> midgard-php step, i get:
>
> checking for apxs... /usr/sbin/apxs
> checking for midgard-config... no
> configure: error: midgard-config not found. Did you install midgard-lib?
> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
> make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
Make sure midgard-config is in you PATH durint the build. It will be in
/apps/midgard/bin.
> This is odd...so i tried to manually copy the files over to the
> /usr/local/directories. This didn't work either...still couldn't find
> midgard-config. After this didn't work, i tried reinstalling it in
> /usr/local/midgard, and same error...cold not find midgard-config. SO...i
> tried searching for midgard-config...and i couldn't find it!! I HAVE
> installed midgard-lib...prefix=/usr/local/midgard.
Midgard-config is from very recent CVS.
Emile
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