Bug 65334 – php-4.3.8-r1.ebuild (update)

• Product: Gentoo Linux
• Status: RESOLVED FIXED

[Description Philippe Weibel 2004-09-25 11:12:15 UTC]

PHP4 (cli version) doesn't follow ZTS rules of apache module...

I emerged mod_php on my system. I've enabled thread support in apache2.
mod_php correctly detects thread support in apache2 and builds module with ZTS enabled.
Then php is emerged with ZTS disabled.
I emerged then turck-mmcache and it's build ZTS off (using rules from php module, not mod_php)... This module can't work...

Ebuild I propose integrates such apache threading detection as in mod_php and to automatically enable ZTS in php (cli version) too.

This corrected the problem for me...

[Comment 1 Philippe Weibel 2004-09-25 11:13:41 UTC]

Created attachment 40400 [details]
php-4.3.8-r1.ebuild

[Comment 2 Robin Johnson 2004-09-26 21:42:52 UTC]

You cannot use the cli from the mod_php version without some breakages happening.

A different solution must be found - probably a ZTS use flag.

[Comment 3 Philippe Weibel 2004-09-27 01:26:45 UTC]

I didn't use cli from mod_php ebuild but from php ebuild.

I saw a dependancy beween mod_php and php ebuild. The problem I tried to solve is 'php-config' script witch is called by other ebuild (php-ext-source_src_compile  I suppose).

Another possibility is to modify this function to generate both ZTS and non-ZTS versions when Apache2 is threaded.
ZTS use flag seems good, but should then be implemented in all php module (modify portage php-ext-source class?).

What did you mean with "some breakages"? Which packages? (I'm a newbie in ebuild buiding...). The problem could be that extensions emerged before apache (treads on) + php (ZTS on, then) are not working any more and sould be re-emerged.

[Comment 4 Sebastian Bergmann (RETIRED) 2005-05-05 22:01:12 UTC]

Please test with the latest version of PHP that is available in portage (currently) PHP 4.3.11 and reopen if the problem persists.