Aditya Dhekney wrote:

>> mod_php4             enabled
>> mod_midgard          disabled
>> midgard-php4 enabled  (by midgard-php4 enabled, again i mean that
>> extension=midgard.so is not commented out)
>> RESULT: apache starts, php pages give "document contained no data..."
error.

>Bugger. And the logging patch, does it show midgard-php initializing
itself?
nope...no stdout with this version.  I think it only showed up when i used a
muddle
versions, (mid-php4 from cvs, and packaged mod, lib...i think...installed it
so many different
ways now i can't remember exactly how i got which results!)

>> mod_php4             enabled
>> mod_midgard          enabled
>> midgard-php4 enabled
>> RESULT: segfault
>> 
>> mod_php4             enabled
>> mod_midgard          enabled
>> midgard-php4 disabled
>> RESULT: segfault

>The latter two *could* be the result of php4 being compiled with the 
>bundled expat. Does PHPinfo show anything about it?

hmm...there is absolutely nothing with even the word expat in phpinfo.
OH CRAP!!  I think i have to reinstall php4.0.6.  Phpinfo
gives the configure command used...here it is:
'./configure' '--with-mysql=/apps/mysql' '--with-apxs=/usr/sbin/apxs'
'--with-regex=system' '--with-config-file-path=/etc/'

I really don't want to do this, but if i have to....then....well...i'll have
to...so can you please verify this?

>> wow...hang on there...i don't know if that's exactly correct.  if
>> mod_midgard is enabled, php is completely taken out, apache starts.


>OK. This is different from what we had before, right?
I don't think so...


>> make[1]: Leaving directory `/apps/midgard/midgard/lib/midgard'
>> make: warning:  Clock skew detected.  Your build may be incomplete.

>That's odd. Definately check that out. Make doesn't like time changes. 
>After a 'make clean', do a 'find . -type f -exec touch {} \;'.
I just started over from fresh cvs (deleted everything from prefious
installation)
and when installing this time, following exact same steps, no clock skew...
whatever!

>You may need to 'export PATH', or subshells won't see this. But if it 
>works...
THAT'S how you get it to work on all terminals!! thanks!

>*grin*. I'm hoping "and then apache segfaults" doesn't become part of 
>"nothing abnormal". What's the scoop? So far the install looked OK.
Getting close...:)


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