This is from an exchange on the OS X Server mailing list.<\/p>\n
The OP was trying to get mcrypt compiled into his PHP5 install on a 64-bit machine running 10.5.4<\/p>\n
On Jul 24, 2008, at 4:53 PM, Someone wrote:
\n> I’m trying to compile my own PHP (which I’ve done plenty of times
\n> in the past on other systems), but
\n> I need libmcrypt support. Because 10.5 OS X Server is all 64 bit, I
\n> need a 64bit php binary, which
\n> means all my linked libraries need to be 64 bit as well.
\n>
\n> I tried to compile libmcrypt by hand and with the SVN version of
\n> macports, but both versions give me
\n> the following error when I do `make test` after compiling php with
\n> them:
\n>
\n> dyld: Symbol not found: _arcfour_LTX__is_block_algorithm
\n> Referenced from: \/usr\/local\/lib\/libmcrypt.4.dylib
\n> Expected in: flat namespace
\n>
\n> Googling for this error just brings up a forum post on entropy.org,
\n> which isn’t much help. How can I get my 64bit php to play nice?
\n>
\n> I’m using CFLAGS=’-arch x86_64′ before all my .\/configure
\n> statements to get a x86_64 build.
\n><\/p>\n
Jul 25 14:20:59 gerry org.apache.httpd[625]: httpd: Syntax error on line 1462 of \/private\/etc\/apache2\/httpd.conf: Syntax error on line 8 of \/etc\/apache2\/sites\/entropy-php.conf: Cannot load \/usr\/local\/php5\/libphp5.so into server: dlopen(\/usr\/local\/php5\/libphp5.so, 10): no suitable image found.
\nDid find:
\n\/usr\/local\/php5\/libphp5.so: no matching architecture in universal wrapper<\/p>\n
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My response for solving the problem in a different way that I found on the Entropy.ch forums<\/strong><\/p>\n —–<\/p>\n How about going the other way…..<\/p>\n I ran into a similar situation setting up an Intel Xserve with a new install of Leopard Server. 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Here is a small shell script that will make a backup and run the lipo command:<\/p>\n This is from an exchange on the OS X Server mailing list. The OP was trying to get mcrypt compiled into his PHP5 install on…<\/p>\n
\nI 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.<\/p>\n#!\/bin\/sh -\r\n#\r\n#\r\n\r\ncd \/usr\/sbin;\r\nmv httpd httpd.ub;\r\nlipo -info httpd.ub;\r\nlipo -thin i386 httpd.ub -output httpd.i386;\r\nlipo -info httpd.i386;\r\nln -s httpd.i386 httpd;<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"