ID: 28150
Comment by: volantt at gmail dot com
Reported By: thomas+php at stromberg dot org
Status: Wont fix
Bug Type: Compile Failure
Operating System: SUSE Linux 9.0 AMD64
PHP Version: 5CVS-2004-04-26 (dev)
New Comment:
I have run into the same issue, just to get 5.0 to configure it
required manually edit of the ./configure script to replace urs/lib
with usr/lib64 in places.
Would be nice to have the configure script be able to look for /lib64
or a /usr/lib64 directory when compiling.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-07-27 15:31:45] sonny at sun dot com
Is there a timeframe when this Bug will be fixed?
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[2004-06-30 23:44:15] gregory at networksentry dot co dot za
Ive just built myself up a x86_64 distro from scratch and have had the
same problem as the libs are installed in */lib64/* and not */lib/*
even setting this in configure args will not help
i manualy edited the configure script useing a dirty sed script the
configure program will need to take into the 64 bit lib paths to be
multi platform ...
the /lib dirs are for 32 bit apps and legacy software it is posible to
have both a 32bit and 64 bit MySQL client lib on the same host even
compiled with the same compiler (-m32/-m64) switches.
i never took time to look into modifying the .m4 files as i do not
understand there layout/usage.
if the fine android in charge of the said files could make changes it
would be appreciated.
TTFN
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[2004-05-21 14:57:00] zerokode at gmx dot net
Hmmm... Maybe you could just check for -lmysql... That is
platform-independent...
(this also goes for the GD-dependent libs...)
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[2004-04-26 20:35:46] thomas+php at stromberg dot org
The problem in this situation is there is no way to tell
configure to see this directory. configure only allows
you to specify the root directory of mysql, which in my
case is /usr. There is no option in the PHP5 configure
script to set something like --with-mysql-library=/usr/
lib64.
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[2004-04-26 20:30:15] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We only look for old fashion standard directories. Please specify the
location manually on the configure line.
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