ID: 34189
User updated by: david dot marek at mattel dot com
Reported By: david dot marek at mattel dot com
Status: Wont fix
Bug Type: Apache related
Operating System: AIX 5.0
PHP Version: 5.1.0b3
New Comment:
Understood. IBM and Oracle do have issues.
I did modify php_apache.c in sapi/apache to remove the get_modules and
it now works (No the best answer) Something on AIX doesn't like
get_modules and includes it in the library. Solaris doesn't do this.
Thanks!
Previous Comments:
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[2005-08-22 22:30:41] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Friendly advise: Don't use AIX.
I changed this to "wont fix". Ask IBM or Oracle to fix their crappy
software.
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[2005-08-22 19:18:12] david dot marek at mattel dot com
I am reopening as I have some questions you may be able to help with. I
hope!
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[2005-08-22 16:35:25] david dot marek at mattel dot com
I do have question. If we build this agains solaris all is good.
Meaning we don't see the ap_Loaded_modules in the php library. In AIX
we do. This is the compile and build on the PHP side. Is this
something we can remove or find a way not to include. We can't move
forward with the migration without it so any help would be great.
Thanks!
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[2005-08-19 11:46:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If it works with Apache 1.3.33, it's no bug in PHP. Complain to Oracle.
Also, we have never said we support anything but the 'real' apache..
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[2005-08-19 06:52:12] david dot marek at mattel dot com
It works with the build of Apache 1.3.33 but it still does not work
with Oracle's Apache. We are using GCC and the dependencies have all
be recompiled. When I build PHP on Solaris I don't get the symbol
referenced in the libphp5.so but on AIX I do. Is there a reason the
make is added the symbol to the AIX build and not the Solaris build.
Everything else is the same. I grep on ap_loaded_modules on libphp5.so
and I get a value back on AIX and that appears to be the culprit.
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