[MacPorts] #16590: php5 5.2.6 on OSX 10.4.11 build fails (possible fix included)

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Mon Sep 22 02:54:40 PDT 2008


#16590: php5 5.2.6 on OSX 10.4.11 build fails (possible fix included)
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  Reporter:  news at braendle-net.de  |       Owner:  ryandesign at macports.org
      Type:  defect                |      Status:  new                    
  Priority:  Normal                |   Milestone:  Port Bugs              
 Component:  ports                 |     Version:  1.6.0                  
Resolution:                        |    Keywords:  php5 OS X              
      Port:  php5                  |  
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Comment(by ryandesign at macports.org):

 Replying to [comment:3 news@…]:
 > Under /usr/local there are a few things installed. What do I have to
 check there?

 Try moving /usr/local aside (rename it), clean php5 and try installing it
 again.

 {{{
 sudo mv /usr/local /usr/local-off
 sudo port clean --work php5
 }}}

 > Any way to find out what ist filling my HAVE_MALLOC_H ??

 I'm not sure at the moment.

 > I found a lot of malloc.h files in:
 > [snip]
 > Maybe I can delete all of them ?? But is this save ?

 You should not delete those files; they are part of your operating system
 and belong right where they are. :) I have them on my system too -- except
 for
 /opt/local/var/macports/software/cgilib/0.5_2/opt/local/include/malloc.h.
 I don't have the cgilib port installed. You might try uninstalling the
 cgilib port and see if that helps, though I don't see how: a) it looks
 like your cgilib port is not active (else `locate` should have found
 /opt/local/include/malloc.h too) and inactive ports shouldn't affect
 anything, and b) the error is that malloc.h cannot be found, so it's not
 even trying to use cgilib's malloc.h.

 > Or is my last change to clean the harddrive, instal 10.5.x and reinstall
 all ports and programs again?

 Hopefully that won't be necessary but if moving /usr/local doesn't help
 I'm not sure what to suggest next. Though perhaps if you attach your
 config.log it will reveal something.

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