[Mapserver-users] --with-php, Mapserver 4.0.1, and Fedora

[Lindsay C. Blanton]

Hmmm.  I might give this a shot.

One thing I noticed is the PostGIS folks have a complete RPM
distribution of MapServer 4.0.1 with all associated dependencies etc for
the Fedora Core 1.  It looks to be about 15 RPMs in total.

http://www.postgis.com/rpms/fedora/1/i386/

I'm going to try to install each of these in lieu of continuing with the
compile process.  I can't see anywhere on PostGIS's site any indication
that their RPM installable version of MapServer 4.0.1 was compiled with
PHP support, however I would assume that it is.

I'll keep the list advised.

Lindsay

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Lindsay C. Blanton
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Dugas [mailto:Paul at DugasEnterprises.com] 
> Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 1:30 PM
> To: Lindsay C. Blanton
> Cc: mapserver-users at lists.gis.umn.edu
> Subject: Re: [Mapserver-users] --with-php, Mapserver 4.0.1, and Fedora
> 
> 
> Lindsay C. Blanton said:
> > I downloaded the source RPM's for PHP, and pointed the 
> --with-php=DIR 
> > directive to the source directory where they were 
> installed, however 
> > the configure script is still complaining that config.h / 
> php_config.h 
> > is not present.  I can't find these files anywhere in the latest 
> > distributions of PHP 4.3.5, nor with the Redhat Sources for php.
> 
> Tried it today with the same setup and got a bit farther but 
> not all the way.  I installed the php-devel RPM rather than 
> the full source package and got it to configure using 
> 'configure --with-php=/usr/include/php/main'.  Then I 
> manually modified the resulting Makefile in mapscript/php3/ changing
> 
>   PHP_SRC_DIR = /usr/include/php/main
> 
> to
> 
>   PHP_SRC_DIR = /usr/include/php/
> 
> The build went okay but I got all kinds of errors (didn't 
> record them but could if needed) when I copied the SO into 
> the right directory, fired up apache, and hit some of the 
> examples.  I'm wondering if this might be an apache 2.0 problem?
> 
> Paul
> 
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