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> A while ago we tried to setup a new server based on a suse distro, and I
> tried my
> best to make it even compile (on the machine, and with the accompanying devel
> packages)
> It turned out that it did not work too well (all actionscripts messed up,
> until I ran flex and bison
> locally and uploaded the .c files)
> Unfortunately I was not able to run gdb on this box, and I gave up. A short
> time later we made
> a fresh start using next suse package (and changing the server hardware specs
> too),
> and this time the older php ming file compiled and worked well. I dont know
> exactly which
> php version caused the trouble ... and I hope I will never see it again

Thanks Wolfgang for the reply. I think this calls for drastic action
of one sort or another.

Andras

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Re: Problem by streaming big mp3-File

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Re: PHP module failure

Hi, I built this strange php ming version you were talking of. A while ago we tried to setup a new server based on a suse distro, and I tried my best to make it even compile (on the machine, and with the accompanying devel packages) It turned out that it did not work too well (all actionscripts messed up, until I ran flex and bison locally and uploaded the .c files) Unfortunately I was not able to run gdb on this box, and I gave up. A short time later we made a fresh start using next suse package (and changing the server hardware specs too), and this time the older php ming file compiled and worked well. I dont know exactly which php version caused the trouble ... and I hope I will never see it again Wolfgang

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