On Fri, 1 May 2015, Joerg Sonnenberger wrote:
On Fri, May 01, 2015 at 07:36:13AM +0200, Filip Hajny wrote:1. 5. 2015 v 2:22, Michael Parson <mparson%bl.org@localhost>:Does anyone know the magic to put in mk.conf to get things lined up so I can have a funcitonal PHP setup again? I don't particularly care which flavor of MPM gets used, or if things are compiled threadsafe or not. I just want to get my mail/roundcube going again.If you don’t care about the MPM, then reconfigure your Apache (via httpd.conf) to use the prefork MPM instead. This used to be default for years, before Apache changed to default to event MPM, and pkgsrc (a considerable time later) sync’ed up.It seems that lang/php54 builds threadsafe if you ask it to (PKG_DEFAULT_OPTIONS+=maintainer-zts).Or, change your mk.conf to set the maintainer-zts option and have mod_php built threadsafe by default.It's still broken for pkgsrc-2015Q1, isn't it?
Yes, it was, which is why I started this thread, after missing the exact same discussion earlier this week. :-/ Sorry about that. I have it working now. In my /etc/mk.conf: PKG_OPTIONS.php54+=maintainer-zts PKG_OPTIONS.ap24-php54+=maintainer-zts Order of operations: I build it all from src out of pkgsrc, so: make install in $PKGSRC/www/apache24 make install in $PKGSRC/lang/php54 make install in $PKGSRC/www/ap-php make install in $PKGSRC/mail/roundcube And post-install of apache24, I changed httpd.conf: # commented out this line:#LoadModule mpm_event_module lib/httpd/mod_mpm_event.so # added this line:
LoadModule mpm_prefork_module lib/httpd/mod_mpm_prefork.so
Then, to get the list of modules into php.ini:
for i in $(pkg_info | awk '/^php/ {print $1}') ; do pkg_info -D $i | grep extension= ; done
Which generates a list of the installed PHP modules and the lines needed
for php.ini.
Then I can start apache (I already had it enabled in rc.conf and the
approprate lines in httpd.conf to enable roundcube).
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Michael Parson
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