I need to update PHP from 5.2.6 to the latest version, and I can't build it properly. I just upgraded Apache to 2.2.17, and that is working fine, but when I build PHP, libphp5.so is not built and placed in the Apache modules folder.
I have stripped the ./configure command down to
Apache is shut down when I compile PHP.
I am logged in as root during the whole process.
I understand that Fedora 9 is an old distro, but we can't really upgrade at this moment.
I need to update PHP from 5.2.6 to the latest version, and I can't build it properly. I just upgraded Apache to 2.2.17, and that is working fine, but when I build PHP, libphp5.so is not built and placed in the Apache modules folder.
Where is it put instead? Is it even built? You may be able to copy it manually.
I've looked throughout the build directory, and I don't find anything with a .so extension. There are both libs and modules folders, but they are empty.
However, I found this message in the config.log file:
Is that something that I need to be concerned about?
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This has been solved -- mostly due to my own stupidity, but with a little help from 'make distclean'
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