Hello All,
I'm trying to get Zend >= 2.1.0 running on my OpenBSD 3.8 system. In
the process of digging through the archives and Google, I've found that
Zend quit making an official port for OpenBSD back in the 1.x series,
and that a lot of OpenBSD users are now turning to Linux emulation for
running a more current copy of Zend. I have Linux emulation running
just fine on this system; however, it's for a totally different glibc
version than what the Zend binaries support.
I've tried taking the unofficial 2.6.0 OpenBSD Zend port and installing
it as per their instructions (i.e. copy the ZendOptimizer.so file to
somewhere in /usr/local and insert a pair of lines to load it up into
php.ini), but unfortunately when I do so Apache simply fails to start,
without bothering to log any error messages (either in the default
error_log or /var/log/messages). I even set Apache logging to "debug",
and still nothing.
Does anyone have any experience getting Zend 2.x running on OpenBSD
beyond version 3.4 (which is what the last unofficial Zend build is
geared towards)? Might I just be copying the wrong .so file from the
installer (entirely possible, since I don't know which of the
X_X_x_comp/ZendOptimizer.so files to use -- my guess of 4_4_x to match
my PHP version may be totally wrong)?
Thanks,
Alex Kirk
