BUG: MacOS 10.1
Lucas Rockwell has tested PHP 4.0.6 with the latest release of MacOS X, and discovered a problem: PHP will not compile.
It seems Apple has enabled the twolevel_namespace option in ld, and a number of packages have stopped working. Lucas has tried the usual fix -- defining OTHER_LDFLAGS = -flat_namespace (or some variant on that theme, such as EXTRA_LDFLAGS) -- but has had no luck. If you are running PHP on a MacOS server, it's probably a good idea to hold off on the upgrade until the issue has been resolved.
# Ah c'est amusant ça.
Posté par Netsabes . En réponse à la dépêche Apple est il prêt pour le serveur?. Évalué à 4.
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BUG: MacOS 10.1
Lucas Rockwell has tested PHP 4.0.6 with the latest release of MacOS X, and discovered a problem: PHP will not compile.
It seems Apple has enabled the twolevel_namespace option in ld, and a number of packages have stopped working. Lucas has tried the usual fix -- defining OTHER_LDFLAGS = -flat_namespace (or some variant on that theme, such as EXTRA_LDFLAGS) -- but has had no luck. If you are running PHP on a MacOS server, it's probably a good idea to hold off on the upgrade until the issue has been resolved.