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Cc: Brian J.France <list@firehawksystems.com>
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 18:29:40 -0400
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] imap shared with a different openssl path
From: info@daleenterprise.com (D . Walsh)


On Apr 29, 2005, at 17:48, Brian J. France wrote:

> I am trying to build imap as a shared extension (phpize method) with 
> different path for openssl.  This seems easy, right?
>
> phpize; ./configure --with-imap-ssl=<path>
>
> But that doesn't work.  It seems that line 1688 in acinclude.m4 is the 
> problem:
>
> 1687   dnl Fallbacks for different configure options
> 1688   if test "$PHP_OPENSSL" != "no"; then
> 1689     PHP_OPENSSL_DIR=$PHP_OPENSSL
> 1690   elif test "$PHP_IMAP_SSL" != "no"; then
> 1691     PHP_OPENSSL_DIR=$PHP_IMAP_SSL
> 1692   fi
>
> The problem is $PHP_OPENSSL is blank and hits the first case setting 
> $PHP_OPENSSL_DIR to blank and things blow up in a few test down.  
> Something like this fixes it:
>
>   if test "$PHP_OPENSSL" != "no" && test "$PHP_OPENSSL" != ""; then
>
> I don't know if this would break anything or not, thoughts?
>
> Brian

I tried changing configure but being on a Mac it complained about my 
autoconf/automake versions so I took a different approach.

I have two openssl's installed, the original in /usr and an newer 
version in /usr/local.

I moved the openssl files from /usr to a safe place, built PHP with 
imap shared using /usr/local openssl files and copied the shared module 
to a safe place.

Moved the openssl stuff back, rebuilt PHP with imap as shared, 
installed it and then copied my saved shared module into the extensions 
folder.

Originally I made PHP without the imap imap extensionm, then I realized 
I didn't need to do any make installs since all I wanted was the shared 
module I could have copied it from the extension folder after the make 
command saving me time of building PHP a couple of time.

I now have a "Makefile" file just outside of the PHP source source that 
I use to process the PHP source that builds it in /tmp in whatever 
configuration I need without ever affecting my true install so It has 
distinct build advantages.

-- Dale