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Subject: How to configure a "stable" PHP 5.0.4?
From: gauldong@gmail.com (Hendy Irawan)

I'm currently using PHP 5.0.4 using the configuration set in:
http://www.gauldong.net/phpinfo.php

However I'm not currently happy with it. It crashes at times (at
particular scripts, not at intermittent times, and usually the ones
with exception handling), and it crashes more with Zend Optimizer
turned on, so I am turning it off now.

It's using Linux 2.4. The same scripts run fine with the PHP 5.0.4 in
WinXP (precompiled download from php.net), but these fail with a crash
on the Linux box at www.gauldong.net.

I have tried to run file error logging on but it currently doesn't
output anything... which I take that PHP crashes even before it can
spit out any error... :-(

Would anyone give their "good" ./configure line? I also want to know
if I am supposed to turn thread safety on or off?

Thanks for the help.
--=20
Hendy Irawan
http://www.gauldong.net
http://dev.gauldong.net