PHP install error

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raphidae

Well-Known Member
#1
#1
For some reason PHP always fails to install. I have never seen Litespeed install PHP correctly since I started using it more than a year ago. The error is always the same:

Code: 
Build complete.
Don't forget to run 'make test'.

Installing PHP
Installing PHP SAPI module:       litespeed
:No such file or directory
Installing build environment:     /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/lib/php/build/
Installing header files:          /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/include/php/
Installing helper programs:       /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/bin/
  program: phpize
  program: php-config
Installing man pages:             /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/man/man1/
  page: phpize.1
  page: php-config.1
1 error
*** Error code 1 (continuing)
`install' not remade because of errors.
**ERROR** Could not install PHP
As the compile did complete successfully I've always simply fixed this by doing something like:

'cp /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.3.1/sapi/litespeed/php /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5'

As I use FreeBSD exclusively this might be a FreeBSD specific bug, I have noticed it on 6-RELEASE, 6-STABLE, 7-STABLE, 8-RC1, 8-STABLE and 9-CURRENT.

I'm guessing the compiler writes the lsapi php binary somewhere else on FreeBSD or something similar.
 
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raphidae

Well-Known Member
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I've investigated:

Code: 
[root@virasena /opt/lsws]# /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/buildphp_manual_run.sh
Manually running installation script: /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/buildphp_1270060006.9.install.sh
Running at background with command:
/usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/buildphp_1270060006.9.install.sh 1> /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/buildphp_1270060006.9.log 2>&1
[: xroot: unexpected operator
First, this doesn't run in the background as stated.

Second, there's an error due to:

Code: 
if [  "x$INST_USER" == "xroot" ]; then
   chown -R lsadm:lsadm /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12
   check_errs $? "Could not chown to lsadm for direcotry /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12"
fi
in buildphp_xx.9.install.sh & buildphp_manual_run.sh

'==' is not a valid operator for a test evaluation. At least it isn't on BSD. You should be using '=' there.

The actual install error is due to the following:

Code: 
[root@virasena /opt/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12]# make -k install-sapi
Installing PHP SAPI module:       litespeed
:No such file or directory
*** Error code 1 (continuing)

[root@virasena /opt/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12]# make -k -n install-sapi
echo "Installing PHP SAPI module:       litespeed"
/usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/build/shtool mkdir -p /opt/lsws/lsphp5/bin
if test ! -r /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/libs/libphp5.so; then  for i in 0.0.0 0.0 0; do  if test -r /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/libs/libphp5.so.$i; then  ln -s /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/libs/libphp5.so.$i /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/libs/libphp5.so;  break;  fi;  done;  fi

[root@virasena /opt/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12]#
Notice the blank line after the two commands. Somehow make is trying to execute an empty command... This is due to this in '/usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/Makefile':

Code: 
install-sapi: $(OVERALL_TARGET)   
        @echo "Installing PHP SAPI module:       $(PHP_SAPI)"
        -@$(mkinstalldirs) $(INSTALL_ROOT)$(bindir)
        -@if test ! -r $(phptempdir)/libphp$(PHP_MAJOR_VERSION).$(SHLIB_DL_SUFFIX_NAME); then \
                for i in 0.0.0 0.0 0; do \
                        if test -r $(phptempdir)/libphp$(PHP_MAJOR_VERSION).$(SHLIB_DL_SUFFIX_NAME).$$i; then \
                                $(LN_S) $(phptempdir)/libphp$(PHP_MAJOR_VERSION).$(SHLIB_DL_SUFFIX_NAME).$$i $(phptempdir)/libphp$(PHP_MAJOR_VERSION).$(SHLIB_DL_SUFFIX_NAME); \
                                break; \
                        fi; \
                done; \
        fi
        @$(INSTALL_IT)
The variable INSTALL_IT should have been set in '/usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/sapi/litespeed/config.m4', even if not used, otherwise it results in trying to execute "". Adding

INSTALL_IT="@true"

to '/usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.12/sapi/litespeed/config.m4' will fix this.

I'm quite concerned that apparently you haven't fully tested at least the last three releases on BSD and that a small error like this isn't fixed in over two months. If you aren't taking the BSD platform seriously I'd like to know.

(Also, there's two spelling/grammar errors in this: 'Running at background with command:' -> 'Running command in the background:' and 'direcotry' -> 'directory'.)
 
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