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I'm trying to build PHP/Apache in order to use APC using the script made available by Webfaction
The script starts fine and after 30 seconds it starts the compilation, but unfortunately it's failing with following errors while trying to compile OpenSSL "Error: 0xXXXXXXX out of range of signed 32bit displacement" Can you provide a fix/update for the PHP/Apache compilation scripts? Cheers, John asked 13 Feb '13, 11:54 John Mautari |
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We don't have an updated Apache build script, but you might be do what you need by following these instructions to build only PHP: How did I install my own PHP/cURL/OpenSSL for use with the shared web-server? You'd basically build PHP with whatever options and extensions you need, then use .htaccess directives to point Apache at your PHP installation. Hope that helps! answered 13 Feb '13, 15:48 seanf I want to have my own custom apache php and I have tried to update your script by making sure that the custom apache-php installation uses shared mysql and postgres. I have managed to install all apache php dependencies but failed to install PHP in configuration check Here is the message: configure: error: Cannot find libmysqlclient under /usr. Note that the MySQL client library is not bundled anymore! I know that my server is centos 64 bit so I tried to google and all I found was put –with-libdir=lib64 in php ./configure parameters. But if I put that --with-libdir=lib64, php will use server's own lib and not my own installed lib. Do I have to install my own custom mysql to use my custom apache-php?
(16 Feb '13, 08:50)
Maverick Bozo
Hello, You can link the /usr/lib64/libmysqlclient.so library in your own PHP lib path, i.e. ln -s /usr/lib64/libmysqlclient.so $HOME/myownPHPlib/libmysqlclient.so and then start the configuration again. If you still experience problems compiling then please submit a ticket so we can investigate. Sincerely, Valentin I.
(16 Feb '13, 10:22)
valentini
Hello, Actually linking that one file is not enough, so here is what one needs to do:
If that does not work, for some reason, then please contact us, either here, or via our support system. Sincerely, Valentin I.
(17 Feb '13, 10:41)
valentini
It turns out, I don't have to copy libmysqlclient* to my my-apache-php's lib dir. I only need to create symbolic link of libmysqlclient.so and libmysqlclient_r.so in $HOME/my-apache-php/lib. I have solved the libmysqlclient not found error by following the some of the suggestion here: http://community.webfaction.com/questions/7959/how-did-i-install-my-own-phpcurlopenssl-for-use-with-the-shared-web-server Basically, I need to use --with-libdir=lib64 in PHP_FLAGS in your build script. I also have to create symbolic link lib64 in $HOME/my-apache-php which points to my $HOME/my-apache-php/lib ln -s lib lib64 and remove LIB_LOCATION_MYSQLCLIENT_R from PHP_FLAGS in your build script. Your modified build script ran successfully. I now have custom apache-php installation. My custom-apache-php is up and running and when I opened it in browser I got this response: It works! Thank you for your help.
(17 Feb '13, 13:21)
Maverick Bozo
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