Re: Release: mod_log_sql v 1.96

That is actually a known issue with PHP and the included mysql libs..
You should be using the system libs when compiling PHP, otherwise no
other mysql based module will work with PHP on OS X and Linux as well..
(that goes for any auth_mysql libraries as well).  There is nothing I
can do to fix that issue unfortunately. It has to do with conflicting
symbols between the PHP mysql and the system MYsql (ie. different
version of the library) AFAIK. You should compile PHP with
--with-mysql=shared,/path/to/mysql/libs/and/headers
So PHP will use the system PHP libraries and not the PHP included
libraries then there will be no issue at all.

On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 20:45, Tom Wiebe Lists wrote:
> On Mar 4, 2004, at 5:04 PM, Edward Rudd wrote:
> 
> > mod_log_sql users,
> >
> > I'm pleased to announce mod_log_sql version 1.96.
> > This is the *developmental* branch of mod_log_sql, but the only one
> > supporting Apache 2.0. I am making great progress toward an official
> > stable release.. This new version has many changes, so I urge you to
> > test this release thoroughly and report any issues to the mailing list
> > or to me, the new maintainer of mod_log_sql.
> >
> 
> Great to see things moving along with mod_log_sql. Was just wondering 
> if there's any movement on the issue of apache not working if php is 
> compiled with the php supplied mysql libs and mod_log_sql is also 
> installed. I manage a number of client's servers on OS X and would love 
> to install mod_log_sql for them but, a custom build of PHP is a real 
> bear on OS X. Well, at least if you want any actual features in the php 
> build.
> 
> If this issue was fixed, I'd think that deployment of mod_log_sql on OS 
> X would grow substantially, not to mention that I'd get to keep my hair 
> a bit longer. ;)
> 
> 
> Tom Wiebe
> 
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