Date: 03/24/99
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Hello,
I've a strange problem wich appeared after I switched my
server from an x86 linux box to an alpha linux box (64 bits).
Now I can't include or access a remote file like this:
<?php
include("http://my.server/index.html");
?>
I've already triple checked the URL string I'm using. More over
the same script was running fine on the x86 box.
After some research I found out that the problem lies
in the functions/url.c file. The regcomp command fails and
returns the error code 1.
I also tried to configure php with the --system-regex option
and without apache (cgi command). With those options php
works fine again. But I want to use php with apache and
when I try to configure with apache and the --system-regex
option the compilation fails, because apache has it's own regex lib
and it generates some conflict.
Anyone can help ?
Alain
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