Re: module fails to load on Apache 2.0 under Yellow Dog Linux

Bingo! Thank you Sir, that did it. So now I have to recompile php to 
use MySQL's real library, not the built-in one and repackage it into an 
RPM. Is there by any chance a Howto available on how to do this right 
or am I on my own?

Artur

On Jan 27, 2005, at 6:45 PM, Edward Rudd wrote:

> On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 11:32, Artur Jasowicz wrote:
> [snip]
>> One other thing I noticed: mod_log_sql.so seems to load fine, it is
>> mod_log_sql_mysql.so that fails to load. What might be different about
>> the two? Perhaps it is code within some library included in
>> mod_log_sql_mysql that was compiled without -fPIC and is causing this?
>> Again, I am not experienced enough to really know what I'm talking
>> about, so please go easy on me if this doesn't make sense :) How can I
>> check what symbol within what library the error message refers to 
>> given
>> it's address?
>>
> You may try disabling PHP if you have that module loaded into Apache.
> There are some issues if PHP is compiled with it's "built-in" mysql
> library, as it will collide with a system level mysql that gets pulled
> in my mod_log_sql_mysql.so
>
>> Artur
> [snip]
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