- UNDEFINED SYMBOL PHP JSON DECODE EX PHALCON.SO INSTALL
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This makes sure that the "json" extension will be loaded by the dynamic loader before the "mongo" module is.īut basically remove the mongo.so from "php.ini" and put it in it's own file with higher loading order than the json extension. Then I started editing > vim /etc/php.ini > add extensionredis.so > :wq You should never alter the php.ini Proper way is to create a /etc/php.d/xxx.ini for your need, and ensure this one is loaded after existing ones, especially the json one, (the RPM uses 50-redis.ini loaded after 20-json.ini, 40-igbinary.ini and 40-msgpack. /mods-available/mongo.ini 30-mongo.iniĪt end of this you should have a structure that looks like this $/etc/php5$ tree Remove any other references to mongo.so from other files such as php.iniĬreate symlinks in each of the cli and apache2 directories as required for use as so:
In your /etc/php/mods-available directory (or as appropriate to platform) create a separate mongo.ini with the following:.Since others are likely to come across this I will outline the whole process: The issue is with the loading order, so the json extension needs to be loaded before mongo.so is loaded. I googled it and the only similar thing I was able to find is this, which is not really relevant, but having no other options I still tried steps there with no success. I checked my /usr/lib/php5/20121212/ and saw that there is actually a file mongo.so. Undefined symbol: php_json_encode in Unknown on line 0 PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library I checked my error.log and I can see the following line there: On the other hand I can clearly see extension=mongo.so in my php.ini. You should add "extension=mongo.so" to php.iniĪfter this I restarted apache ( 2.4.9), but my phpinfo() told me that mongo is not installed.
UNDEFINED SYMBOL PHP JSON DECODE EX PHALCON.SO INSTALL
Install ok: channel:///mongo-1.5.1Ĭonfiguration option "php_ini" is not set to php.ini location
UNDEFINED SYMBOL PHP JSON DECODE EX PHALCON.SO CODE
With no I was able to install it successufully and the ending message looked like this: Build process completed successfully Answer by Johanna Leon To be sure that your PHP code plays well in the UTF-8 data encoding sandbox, here are the things you need to do:,In every PHP output header, specify UTF-8 as the encoding:,Make sure you’ve made all the modifications to the configuration settings in your my.ini file, as described above. Where I selected No because when I tried yes, it was failing with error. So you have to run find / -name 'phpintl.dll' make sure you run this as root or user with privilege as some directories have specific permissions being set.
done: 188,885 bytesīuild with Cyrus SASL (MongoDB Enterprise Authentication) support? : First thing to check is, if the DDL file exist somewhere outside the path.
UNDEFINED SYMBOL PHP JSON DECODE EX PHALCON.SO DOWNLOAD
Starting to download mongo-1.5.1.tgz (188,885 bytes) It started successfully with: downloading mongo-1.5.1.tgz.
UNDEFINED SYMBOL PHP JSON DECODE EX PHALCON.SO DRIVER
After installation of Mongo 2.6.0 which was successful, I tried to upgrade php mongo driver on ubuntu 12.04 with the following command: sudo pecl upgrade mongo. $jdata is the post data: $jdata = $this->input->post('requestdata'). Var_dump(json_decode($jdata)) returns null, but if I do a var_dump($jdata) everything looks OK. If I edit php.ini (from cli and apache2) with extensionphalcon.so how the message from pecl compiler sais, the issue is not solved. I tried url_decode, utf8_decode and html_entities_decode, but nothing seems to work. But still I cant see phalcon in phpinfo when I start php builtin server.
JSLint say the data is OK and the Content-Type of the request is set to application/x-so I can't use json_last_error(). I got a big problem posting data via jQuery Ajax as JSON to my Server.
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