[horde] [kronolith] Errors after upgrade to pecl_http 2 / Horde_Http 2.1.1

[Michael Cramer]

Zitat von Simon Wilson <simon at simonandkate.net>:

> ----- Message from Michael Cramer <michael at bigmichi1.de> ---------
>    Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 07:54:42 +0200
>    From: Michael Cramer <michael at bigmichi1.de>
> Subject: Re: [horde] [kronolith] Errors after upgrade to pecl_http 2  
> / Horde_Http 2.1.1
>      To: horde at lists.horde.org
>
>
>> Zitat von "Jens-U. Mozdzen" <jmozdzen at nde.ag>:
>>
>>> Hi Simon & all,
>>>
>>> Zitat von Simon Wilson <simon at simonandkate.net>:
>>>> ----- Message from "Jens-U. Mozdzen" <jmozdzen at nde.ag> ---------
>>>> [...]
>>>>> What bothers me is: I've installed (over and over again)  
>>>>> pecl_http-2.0.6.tar, and looking at it's source code, I can see  
>>>>> that these constants are to be registered:
>>>>>
>>>>> --- cut here ---
>>>>> # grep -r AUTH_ANY pecl_http-2.0.6/
>>>>> ...
>>>>> pecl_http-2.0.6/php_http_client_curl.c:  
>>>>> REGISTER_NS_LONG_CONSTANT("http\\Client\\Curl", "AUTH_ANY",  
>>>>> CURLAUTH_ANY, CONST_CS|CONST_PERSISTENT);
>>>>> --- cut here ---
>>>>>
>>>>> But checking the freshly generated http.so file, I see no trace  
>>>>> of those constants:
>>>>>
>>>>> --- cut here ---
>>>>> # grep AUTH_ /usr/lib64/php5/extensions/http.so
>>>>> #
>>>>> --- cut here ---
>>>>>
>>>>> It is as if the file didn't get compiled or the macro  
>>>>> "REGISTER_NS_LONG_CONSTANT()" acted as a noop?!? The build log  
>>>>> of the PECL package shows no hint that anything went wrong:
>>>> [...]
>>>> At least it's not just me lol...
>>>
>>> nope, and that's what I wanted to let you know - I know that  
>>> feeling of loneliness too well :D
>>>
>>>> Jens, you look to have a far sounder understanding of this than  
>>>> me :) Are you going to take this up with the package maintainers?
>>>
>>> Not before someone who knows this works for them will confirm that  
>>> the symbols are in fact included in their http.so module.
>>>
>>> While I can look back on 30+ years of software development  
>>> experience, I still find many new and interesting subjects every  
>>> day. PHP is amongst those that are rather new to me, but not as  
>>> interesting as to justify spending days on learning how pecl  
>>> modules are to be built properly ;) So all I'm willing to offer is  
>>> sending a qualified report to the maintainer, which is based on a  
>>> confirmation that I should actually see those constants via "grep"  
>>> - else I'll make a fool of myself and waste the precious time of  
>>> the maintainer...
>>>
>>> Jan, could you jump in with a result of that grep from a  
>>> functional machine?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Jens
>>>
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>>
>> you can try downloading a compiled package from here:  
>> https://launchpad.net/~bigmichi1/+archive/php5/+packages
>> this one is running fine on many installations
>>
>> -- 
>
> That looks like Ubuntu packages?
>
> CentOS x64 on mine...
>
> Simon.
>
> --
> Simon Wilson
> M: 0400 12 11 16

i know, but you can look in this compiled http.so file if the  
constants are in or not