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Bug #1862 two mains defined while linking apache
Submitted: 1999-07-24 12:25 UTC Modified: 1999-07-25 09:03 UTC
From: cfpage at lorax dot mv dot com Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: Installation problem
PHP Version: 4.0 Beta 1 OS: Linux RH 6.0
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [1999-07-24 12:25 UTC] cfpage at lorax dot mv dot com 
  I could not link Apache 1.3.6  httpd as two mains were undefined. Looking at acconfig.h, showed that CGI_BINARY was not defined properly. This was presumably because APACHE was not defined correctly.

  I hand edited the file to set APACHE to a 1, and then built httpd. But, it still won't recognize any <? syntax.

  Do you have patches or work-arounds?

Regards,
Cal Page

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 [1999-07-25 09:03 UTC] ssb at cvs dot php dot net 
You didn't say what configure options you used, there may
be a number of reasons why this happened.  Make sure you run
"make clean" between a CGI compile and an Apache compile.
If you used --with-shared-apache, use --with-apxs instead.
 
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