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On Jul 25, 2008, at 17:10 PM, Jeremy Bush wrote:
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Brian Blood wrote:
How about going the other way.....
I ran into a similar situation setting up an Intel Xserve with a new
install of Leopard Server.
I was trying to get the entropy.ch PHP module (which contains mcrypt
FYI) running and it would not load due to "no appropriate image
found"
errors.
Apache on Leopard is a fat binary and was trying to load as a 64-bit
app, which of course means that all plug-ins, loadable libraries
need to
be 64-bit as well and the Entropy PHP doesn't currently have a 64-bit
x86 image.
Since this is for an Apache 2 web server and I would be using the
pre-forked model and any single one of my requests that would be
running
PHP code would be very unlikely to need anywhere near more than
even 1GB
of RAM, I forced Apache to run as a 32-bit process so that the PHP
module would load.
I did this by using the lipo command to thin out Apple's apache2
binary
(after making a backup of course) to just contain a 32-bit x86 image.
Works like a charm.
This is not a recommended path to follow, you're better off compiling
things using the correct flags than you to open yourself up to issues
caused by software update.
Indeed. I guess I was just being 64bit stubborn ;)
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