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发表于 2005-12-15 13:29:29
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[13 May 2004 8:36pm CEST] dparisek at hotmail dot com
I got around this same problem while installing php-4.3.6 by copying the
libphp4.so file from the source location -
<php distribution dir>/.libs/libphp4.so to the modules directory.
Actually I placed the copy (cp) command in the instdso.sh script (called
by Makefile) but I assume I could have just as easily copied it manually
prior to doing the 'make install'.
[1 Aug 2004 2:09am CEST] my-junkmail at earthlink dot net
For x86_64 users, many linux distributions are using a lib64 directory
as well as the standard lib directory so both 32 and 64 bit versions are
available to your system. If your libtool doesn't know about this, which
the one shipped with php doesn't, you will get this error. A lot.
The solution is *in this order*:
-run ./configure with your favorite options
-edit ./libtool: add /usr/lib64 (or wherever yours is) to
sys_lib_search_path_spec AND sys_lib_dlsearch_path_spec
then make and make install will run. (although I'm still having issues
with mysql's prebuilt binary dist. of libmysqlclient for the x86_64)
[3 Sep 2004 6:01pm CEST] tuldavid at hotmail dot com
I had the same problem => libphp5.so not found.
Just tried the bunzip2 file instead of the gunzipped tarball and hey
presto it works! Well for me anyway ;) Hope that it works for someone
else.
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gentoo x86 kernel 2.4.26
apxs2.0.50
php5.0.1
事实是已经有人在我给出的连接中讨论了解决的方法~~
抱怨是解决不了问题的~~~因为在这里发帖子不领工资,你不能要求别人在无偿帮助你的前提下,还希望得到如同商业化技术支持一般的服务~~~ |
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