Hi Paul
I would say you need a version of phpmapscript compiled for php5.2 on
macintosh
The Mapserver website has some guideline on how to compile, and their
mailinglist may certainly have some answer on the matter too.
regards
Oliver
Hi Everyone,
This is a common error. Can anyone suggest
Hi Everyone,
This is a common error. Can anyone suggest what to check for. I have
checked that PHP is working but the php-mapscript does not load. I'm
using PHP 5.2.0 and Mapserver 4.10 (apache versions) on OS X.
Class : SoapFaultWrapper
Message : can't load mapscript library
Backtrace:
file: 9
Hi Frequens,
Yeah, my housekeeping probably leaves something to be desired. :-) I would
like to have things cleaner, so I appreciate your tips.
As I've been building my system I've been using a convention of putting the
source files in /usr/local which is why the Mapserver source is there.
On 4/7/06, Pebble Puppy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aha! Got it! The apache log was the clue...the current directory that it
> was looking for is the directory which contained client.php.
>
> Once I copied php_mapscript.so into /usr/local/cartoweb3/htdocs then in a
> browser ran http://localhost
Aha! Got it! The apache log was the clue...the current directory that it
was looking for is the directory which contained client.php.
Once I copied php_mapscript.so into /usr/local/cartoweb3/htdocs then in a
browser ran http://localhost/cartoweb/client.php the client web page came
up. Not s
Hello,
Thanks for the addtional info. I've been doing everything as root, the
folders and files all appear to be owned by root and have rxrxrx.
Great idea on the apache log. What caught my eye is this:
[Thu Apr 06 22:20:36 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Warning: dl() [href='function.d
>
> I went looking and found that I do have
> /usr/local/apache2/php/include/php/ext but the .so wasn't in there. I
> copied it in, restarted apache, but the same problem.
>
>From what you wrote, this seems to be the right place.
Next, I would check the permissions on the folders you created,
al
Hi,
Thanks for the tip. I took a look and found that I do not have the 'php'
directory in /usr/local/include. I added php/ext and copied in the
php_mapscript.so, restarted apache, but still the error.
I went looking and found that I do have
/usr/local/apache2/php/include/php/ext but the .s
> I have verified that I have the "php_mapscript.so" in
>/usr/local/mapserver-4.8.2/mapscript/php3/ and I have also copied this into
>/usr/local/apache2/php
If you did not fiddle with the paths when compiling php, I would say
php_mapscript.so has to reside in /usr/local/include/php/ext
At least on
To: Pebble Puppy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: cartoweb-users@lists.maptools.org
Subject: Re: [Cartoweb-users] Can't load mapscript library - Suse 10
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 20:36:02 +0200
Hello,
Pebble Puppy wrote:
When I run 'index.php' from my browser where 'index.php'
Hello,
Pebble Puppy wrote:
When I run 'index.php' from my browser where 'index.php' contains:
the browser returns several tables of information regarding PHP 5.1.2
What if you copy (or symlink) the file info.php located in
cartoweb3/scripts into cartoweb3/htdocs and call it via
http://loca
Hello,
I am running Suse 10 and am trying to get Cartoweb up and running. I have
built both PHP5 and Mapserver from source. PHP5 is 5.1.2, Mapserver is
4.8.2, and Cartoweb 3.2
I installed the basic Cartoweb demo with:
/usr/local/cartoweb3 # /usr/local/apache2/php/bin/php cw3setup.php --ins
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