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Re: [php-weathermap] Editor won't display nodes
- From: "Joshua Keroes" <joshua@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [php-weathermap] Editor won't display nodes
- Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:44:49 -0700
Yeah, the FAQ was the original reason I went and built a new GD for the system. As it turns out, the Blastwave php package RPATHs the older version of GD. Using Solaris's crle (or toying with LD_LIBRARY_PATH) obviously does nothing to help that php find the new GD because it's just compiled in. Back to the compiler. Thanks for the help, Joshua On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Howard Jones <howie@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Joshua Keroes wrote: >> >> check-gdbug.php runs on the command line and all seems to be in order >> there. When run in the browser, I get a white page with no HTML. >> >> For the record, I compiled this GD, gd-2.0.35, by hand so that we had >> the necessary version and features. >> > > And you're certain that the webserver mod_php is using that GD? On my > system, I get the text of the test when I open check-gdbug.php, you see, and > the editor problem is consistent with the GD bug too... I'm not exactly sure > how you can figure out which GD is in use though, since PHP's version > reporting for it is useless. > > "lsof | grep httpd | grep gd" appears to work for me (on FreeBSD) to find > out what library is loaded by the httpd process. lsof is probably available > on your system, at least as a package, and it's a handy tool. > > Howie >
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