Yes, that did it. Thanks Daniel
Jan
On 08/03/10 15:28, Daniel Morissette wrote:
We do this in FGS so that's definitely possible.
Try adding a "PassEnv LD_LIBRARY_PATH" after the SetEnv directive in
your httpd.conf. PassEnv is required for CGI's to receive the env vars,
and it seems that it is also required for DSO modules.
Daniel
Jan Hartmann wrote:
Hi folks,
I have compiled php-mapscript to run under a Linux Apache server with
php installed as a dynamic module. My whole binary tree is under $HOME,
and programs find their libraries via the environment variable
LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Everything works beautiful with PHP installed as a CGI
binary, but when PHP is installed as a module, Apache complains at
startup that it cannot find the GDAL libraries. It *does* find the
PHP-MapScript module, but that module tries to load GDAL, and that
library isn't visible, although LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set in Apache's
configuration with the SetEnv directive. Other local libraries, like
PostgreSQL, are loaded without any problem.
Things are fixed when I set the library environment in /etc/ld.so.conf
and run the ldconfig command, but that can only be done by root. I want
to create binary distributions that are completely on the user level,
not needing any root access at all. Does anyone have a solution for this?
Jan
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