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[RandomLittleHost]

Hi all,

I decided to compile the latest version of PHP on a VPS currently installed with an earlier RPM based version. I thought I knew what I was doing because I've done this a few times on other VPS's, but now, when trying to start php-fpm I get the following error -

PHP Warning: PHP Startup: dbase: Unable to initialize module
Module compiled with module API=20050922
PHP compiled with module API=20090626
These options need to match
in Unknown on line 0

There's many more errors like this but I haven't a clue where to start looking for the problem

Thanks for looking

[cptechie]

Hello,

What errors are you getting in the error logs? Same errors? Can you post them here.

[RandomLittleHost]

There's nothing in the main logs, if there's a PHP specific log I don't know where to find it

[cptechie]

Hello,

You need to check the apache error logs. Please post the apache error_log here.

[Mohammed H]

Dear Sir,

try to compile dbase addon again or may be disabling dbase extension from loading at startup through php.ini.

as for error log by default php save error log in your current dir.

mean if you executed php in /root dir error log will be in /root/error_log.

Highest Regards
Mohammed H

[RandomLittleHost]

@cptechie I'm running Nginx, not Apache, but that's shut down until I resolve this problem

@XSLTel There's a whole bunch of similar errors, but I'll try recompiling them again (will take some time)

[RandomLittleHost]

Sorted (I think)!!

Removed all RPM based PHP stuff & recompiled from source, not getting the errors any more, just some output when trying to start php-fpm that leads me to believe I just need to go through the configuration files and make sure everything's right in there

php -v is showing the correct version with no errors

[krizag]

Originally Posted by RandomLittleHost

Sorted (I think)!!

Removed all RPM based PHP stuff & recompiled from source, not getting the errors any more, just some output when trying to start php-fpm that leads me to believe I just need to go through the configuration files and make sure everything's right in there

php -v is showing the correct version with no errors

are you able to load a phpinfo page without any errors?

[Crashus]

glad to hear

usually problems like these are caused by package dependencies like old php-extensions or similar

[RandomLittleHost]

Originally Posted by krizag

are you able to load a phpinfo page without any errors?

Yep, phpinfo page is working fine & so is my newly installed Wordpress blog