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Posted by Vizion on 10/21/86 11:26
Hi ale
I just wanted to check you had received OK the two compiler errors that I
reported for /usr/ports/lang/php5-extensions.
The first error was apparently caused by make expecting libmagic in an
incorrect path for FreeBSD 5.3. Once a copy was placed in the correct path
compilation resumed.
The second error seems also to be caused by an inability to find requisite
files for wddx.
ext/xml/expat_compat.h
ext/xml/php
As a result of compiling php5 I began to wonder whether it would be helpful
to users if :
drwxr-xr-x 3 root wheel 512 May 2 07:06 php5-cli
drwxr-xr-x 3 root wheel 512 Sep 9 18:00 php5-extensions
drwxr-xr-x 3 root wheel 512 May 28 10:06 php_doc
were more integrated as choices within make for php5.
I would personally find it helpful if all the build options for php could be
in an editable file for sysadmins to define a repeatable unattended build
from all available build options. A closer integration of the subsidiary php5
ports into the php5 make would facilitate this process.
I do not not how welcome these proposals might be or how easy it would be to
make the changes but would be interested to know what others think.
Norberto Meijome <freebsd@meijome.net> made a very interesting suggestion that
he uses on his servers to achieve the above goal. He
uses /usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf for that purpose but my preference would be
to have a method that is particular to php and does not lead to an
overloading of /usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf.
I have copied Norbeto's example below:
****************** Quote*******************************
-if you want to avoid having to choose by hand what you really
-want( or have it preconfigured so all you have to do is press OK, then
-use something like /usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf which will be read by
-portinstall (sysutils/port-maintenance-tools/)
-my relevant sections for my servers are:
-
----
- 'php4-*' =- [
- 'WITH_APACHE2=true',
- 'WITHOUT_DEBUG=true',
- 'WITH_BCMATH=true',
- 'WITH_BZ2=true',
- 'WITHOUT_CALENDAR=true',
- 'WITH_CRACK=true',
- 'WITH_CTYPE=true',
- 'WITHOUT_CURL=true',
- 'WITH_DBA=true',
- 'WITHOUT_DBASE=true',
- 'WITHOUT_DBX=true',
- 'WITHOUT_DIO=true',
- 'WITHOUT_DOMXML=true',
- 'WITHOUT_EXIF=true',
- 'WITHOUT_FILEINFO=true',
- 'WITHOUT_FILEPRO=true',
- 'WITHOUT_FRIBIDI=true',
- 'WITH_FTP=true',
- 'WITH_GD=true',
- 'WITHOUT_GETTEXT=true',
- 'WITHOUT_GMP=true',
- 'WITHOUT_ICONV=true',
- 'WITHOUT_IMAGICK=true',
- 'WITHOUT_IMAP=true',
- 'WITHOUT_INTERBASE=true',
- 'WITHOUT_LDAP=true',
- 'WITH_MBSTRING=true',
- 'WITHOUT_MCAL=true',
- 'WITH_MCRYPT=true',
- 'WITHOUT_MCVE=true',
- 'WITH_MHASH=true',
- 'WITHOUT_MING=true',
- 'WITHOUT_MNOGOSEARCH=true',
- 'WITHOUT_MSSQL=true',
- 'WITH_MYSQL=true',
- 'WITHOUT_NCURSES=true',
- 'WITHOUT_ODBC=true',
- 'WITHOUT_OPENSSL=true',
- 'WITHOUT_ORACLE=true',
- 'WITH_OVERLOAD=true',
- 'WITHOUT_PANDA=true',
- 'WITHOUT_PCNTL=true',
- 'WITH_PCRE=true',
- 'WITHOUT_PDF=true',
- 'WITHOUT_PGSQL=true',
- 'WITH_POSIX=true',
- 'WITHOUT_PSPELL=true',
- 'WITHOUT_READLINE=true',
- 'WITHOUT_RECODE=true',
- 'WITH_SESSION=true',
- 'WITH_SHMOP=true',
- 'WITHOUT_SNMP=true',
- 'WITHOUT_SOCKETS=true',
- 'WITHOUT_SYBASE_CT=true',
- 'WITH_SYSVMSG=true',
- 'WITH_SYSVSEM=true',
- 'WITH_SYSVSHM=true',
- 'WITH_TOKENIZER=true',
- 'WITHOUT_WDDX=true',
- 'WITH_XML=true',
- 'WITHOUT_XMLRPC=true',
- 'WITH_XSLT=true',
- 'WITHOUT_YAZ=true',
- 'WITHOUT_YP=true',
- 'WITH_ZIP=true',
- 'WITH_ZLIB=true',
- ],
- 'php4-dba-*' =- [
- 'WITH_CDB=true',
- 'WITH_DB4=true',
- 'WITH_GDBM=true',
- 'WITH_INIFILE=true',
- 'WITH_FLATFILE=true',
- ],
- 'php4-gd-*' =- [
- 'WITH_T1LIB=true',
- 'WITH_TRUETYPE=true',
- 'WITHOUT_JIS=true',
- 'WITH_LZW=true',
- ],
- 'php4-mbstring-*' =- [
- 'WITH_REGEX=true',
- ],
*************End Quote***************************
I also wonder why the Makefile, by default, uses the --disable-all option in
the Makefile with no option to remove it.
I would be interested in what others have to say and would like to place on
record my appreciation for all your work in maintaining the ports.
david
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40 yrs navigating and computing in blue waters.
English Owner & Captain of British Registered 60' bluewater Ketch S/V Taurus.
Currently in San Diego, CA. Sailing bound for Europe via Panama Canal after
completing engineroom refit.
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