Hi!
On Friday 14 January 2005 20.42, Troy Engel wrote:
> A very long time ago (it's been years since I've used Oracle), when
> doing this similar thing it ended up binding LDAP out of Oracle as
> well, which in turn caused all sorts of problems and crashes.
>
> Check your PHP compile, and make sure it's not pulling any errant
> libraries out of your Oracle installation, instead of using the
> ones that are "normal"; it's possible that on the commandline your
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH (sic) is including Oracle libs (and segfaulting),
> but from the web it's finding the GNU or whatever ones and working
> fine.
>
> Looking at your stack trace, it doesn't look like an errant DSO
> load, so it might have gotten compiled in statically to PHP; check
> maybe your config.log and so forth.
Problem solves - I had to modify the .spec file not to create a DSO
file but link PHP directly to oracle. It did - no segfaults for now.
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