PHP Installation - Cannot install 4-3-10

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Cannot install 4-3-10

David Jameson

2005-01-28, 3:57 am

Hi,
I'm desperately trying to install 4-3-10 on my RH 9 box and have run into
several problems with configure for which I cannot find solutions on the web
(although I see the problems documented by some people)

1) On my first attempt to configure (using the configure settings from my
previous install of PHP (4.2.2), I got the error message

checking for db3 major version... configure: error: Header contains
different version

I found a couple of references to this through Google where there was a
suggestion to insert a line in the configure:23467 section that would assign
THIS_LIBS the value of $LIBS

I did this and configuration then got past that problem. However, later, the
configuration for jpeg failed. When I looked at config.log, I saw that one
of the link options was -l-lgdbm which is of course bogus.

I assume that this happened due to the earlier "fix" but it's almost
impossible to figure out where that concatenation occured.

Any suggestions to fix this problem would be most appreciated.

Thanks,
David Jameson

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David Jameson

2005-01-28, 3:58 pm

Well, I just ended up REMOVING support for db3 and got everything working.
Hopefully I don't have any PHP code anywhere that requires db3.

I'd sure love to know how to fix the problem properly though - I don't like
mysteries.

D

"David Jameson" <david@digiportal.com> wrote in message
news:20050128012024.81246.qmail@lists.php.net...
> Hi,
> I'm desperately trying to install 4-3-10 on my RH 9 box and have run into
> several problems with configure for which I cannot find solutions on the
> web (although I see the problems documented by some people)
>
> 1) On my first attempt to configure (using the configure settings from my
> previous install of PHP (4.2.2), I got the error message
>
> checking for db3 major version... configure: error: Header contains
> different version
>
> I found a couple of references to this through Google where there was a
> suggestion to insert a line in the configure:23467 section that would
> assign THIS_LIBS the value of $LIBS
>
> I did this and configuration then got past that problem. However, later,
> the configuration for jpeg failed. When I looked at config.log, I saw that
> one of the link options was -l-lgdbm which is of course bogus.
>
> I assume that this happened due to the earlier "fix" but it's almost
> impossible to figure out where that concatenation occured.
>
> Any suggestions to fix this problem would be most appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks,
> David Jameson
>
>
>
>
> --
> _______

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