the slides for my tutorial are done, woohoo! well, okay, maybe not quite done
—i've got a bunch of screenshots to collect, i'll need to tweak the layout of some slides to make them prettier, and i'm sure the content still needs some more polishing. tomorrow i'll work on making sure i've got the hands-on stuff i'll be doing choreographed, and write the little bits of code that need writing.
i also checked the amtrak schedules, and round-trip to san diego is only $54.
nine days. (twelve to my other session. i guess i should prepare something for that.)
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php 4.2.1 does not work with the latest apache 2.x. you need to use either an older apache, or a php snapshot.
When are you planning to go down there?
- ask
sunday afternoon, probably leaving los angeles at about noon. (the o'reilly folks want me to deliver my tutorial handouts as close to registration opening at 4pm as possible.)
Hey guys, I was just browsing the web looking for answers, I was having the same problem as you I guess. Compiling php 4.2.1 and apache 2.0.39, I get the same error when I try to make php, (php_functions.c:93:27: missing binary opera bla bla bla) I want to use the newest versions so I'll try a php-snapshot, but, what is a php snapshot?? =/
Just found this page on google. I had the same problem compiling php 4.2.2 with apache 2.0.39 How can apache tell us to upgrade to 2.0 for production when PHP isn't ready yet? I know they're not related... it just isn't fair. Back to 1.3 I guess.
P.S. For Peter Z - a snapshot is the latest code from the PHP developers, it's not a release version and probably has bugs.
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Jim,
I've had trouble compiling PHP 4.2.1 with Apache 2.x, specifically with php_functions.c. Any ideas on this?