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Date: 03/24/99
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> 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.
Hrm.. So the HS regex library is not working on your system. If that is
really the case, then you should compile both PHP and Apache to use the
system regex library. If you are using the top-level Apache ./configure
program to compile Apache, use:
./configure --disable-rule=WANTHSREGEX
and for PHP use:
./configure --with-system-regex
-Rasmus
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