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Hello,

I'm working on compiling PHP3 as a module into the Apache 1.3 sources.
I've used the setup script included with php3, answering mostly
defaults, really only configuring it be compiled as a module, and
pointing it to the apache source.  php compiles cleanly.  In compiling
apache, i've used the old 'make' technique, and not the new APACI
method.  After copying src/Configuration.tmpl to src/Configuration, i
added the following line:

    AddModule modules/php3/libmodphp3.a

however, during apache's compile, it starts working on php:

    ==> modules/php3
    ...
    cp libmodphp3.a libphp3.a
    ar r libphp3.a mod_php3.o
    ranlib libphp3.a
    <== modules/php3
    <==modules
    ...

and eventually exits with:

    modules.o(.data+0x48): undefined reference to 'modphp3_module'
    modules.o(.data+0x98): undefined reference to 'modphp3_module'
    make: *** [target_static] Error 1

has anyone encountered this before? i've read the documentation included
with php3, but am still a little unclear as to what file i should be
pointing apache to in it's configuration file. gcc is at version
2.7.2.3, and i'm running a Red Hat distribution of linux, kernel version
2.0.34. if i can provide any more specific information, let me know. any
info would help a lot!

thanks,
ian wehrman

Quote:> I'm working on compiling PHP3 as a module into the Apache 1.3 sources.
> I've used the setup script included with php3, answering mostly
> defaults, really only configuring it be compiled as a module, and
> pointing it to the apache source.  php compiles cleanly.  In compiling
> apache, i've used the old 'make' technique, and not the new APACI
> method.  After copying src/Configuration.tmpl to src/Configuration, i
> added the following line:

>     AddModule modules/php3/libmodphp3.a

      AddModule modules/php3/libphp3.a

Don't be fooled by the fact that this library is not there.  The Apache
build procedure will create it.

-Rasmus