Re: Release: mod_log_sql v 1.96

On Mar 4, 2004, at 7:07 PM, Edward Rudd wrote:

> 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.
>

yeah, I was afraid that was the case. I guess perhaps I'll need to dig 
further into building php. I do have a running php alongside 
mod_log_mysql, but it gets tricky when clients want all the extra 
addons (imap, gd, etc, etc) to php included.

There's a nice php installer package available on OS X from entropy.ch, 
and he publishes his build process as well. It's not friendly to 
linking the mysql libraries to though, at least not to those 
feeble-minded as myself. :(

Again though, great to see the refreshed development on mod_log_sql.

Tom Wiebe

> 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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