Re: [Rlib-users] running an example.

[Al A. <aa...@ge...>]

Ok, I set LD_LIBRARY_FLAG accordingly, and it didn't crash this time,=20
nor did the mysql errors appear.
But I did get the following new errors:

[kungpao:~]$ php test.php  > test.pdf
CPDF version 2.02-r1-2
The field [(null).=920xe5e5e5=92] does not existUnrecognized operand:=20
[=920xe5e5e5=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
The field [(null).=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: [=92]
rlib_resolve_namevalue: INVALID RESULT SET $, name was [2d=92]
The field [$.2d=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: [$.2d=92]
The field [(null).=92black=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92black=92]
The field [(null).=920xe5e5e5=92] does not existUnrecognized operand:=20
[=920xe5e5e5=92]
The field [(null).=92black=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92black=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
rlib_resolve_namevalue: INVALID RESULT SET =92logo, name was [jpg=92]
The field [=92logo.jpg=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92logo.jpg=92]
The field [(null).=92jpeg=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92jpeg=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
The field [(null).=92black=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92black=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
The field [(null).=920xe5e5e5=92] does not existUnrecognized operand:=20
[=920xe5e5e5=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
The field [(null).=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: [=92]
rlib_resolve_namevalue: INVALID RESULT SET $, name was [2d=92]
The field [$.2d=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: [$.2d=92]
The field [(null).=92black=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92black=92]
The field [(null).=920xe5e5e5=92] does not existUnrecognized operand:=20
[=920xe5e5e5=92]
The field [(null).=92black=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92black=92]
The field [(null).=92white=92] does not existUnrecognized operand: =
[=92white=92]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]
RLIB EXPERIENCED A FATAL MATH ERROR WHILE TRYING TO PREFORM THE=20
FOLLOWING OPERATION: MOD
         DATA TYPES ARE [string] [string]

On Feb 25, 2005, at 7:09 PM, Bob Doan wrote:

> Oh..
>
> Not sure how this works in BSD but in Linux if you install a library
> outside of where dynamic linking knows where to fix it you need to =
set
> $LD_LIBRARY_PATH to where the library is installed... so it works @ =
run
> time
>
> - bob
>
> On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 19:00 -0600, Al Arzaga wrote:
>> Ah, yes.  I was considering including that in my email.
>> This is what mine says:
>>
>> rlib-1.3.1:
>>
>>     prefix:                   /home/aarzaga/bin/rlib
>>     compiler:                 gcc
>>     Memory debugging:         no
>>     Warning Fun:              no
>>     Crash detection:          yes
>>     UTF8 disabled:            yes
>>
>>     INPUTS:
>>      MYSQL:                   yes
>>      POSTGRE:                 no
>>      ODBC:                    yes
>>
>>     OUTPUTS:
>>      PDF:                     yes
>>      HTML:                    Always
>>      CSV:                     Always
>>      TEXT:                    Always
>>
>>     GRAPHING:
>>      PDF:                     yes
>>      HTML:                    no
>>
>>     BINDINGS:
>>      PHP:                     yes
>>       PHP entension dir:      /usr/local/lib/php/20040412
>>      PYTHON:                  no
>>       PYTHON version:         2.2
>>       PYTHON entension dir:
>>      JAVA:                    no
>>      PERL:                    no
>>       PERL entension dir:
>>
>>     Music:                    Snow Patrol
>>
>>     Having Problems:          rli...@li...
>>     Want to contribute:       rli...@li...
>>
>>
>> On Feb 25, 2005, at 6:55 PM, Bob Doan wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> When you configured RLIB there was a little report at the end..
>>>
>>> Under the Inputs section was MySQL Enabled or not?
>>>
>>> On linux macines you need to have mysql-devel installed.  The key =
is=20
>>> a
>>> program called "mysql_config" which comes in that package..
>>>
>>> Dunno what you would need on BSD
>>>
>>> Marty? :)
>>>
>>> - bob
>>>
>>> On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 18:10 -0600, Al Arzaga wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I'm now testing out rlib 1.3.1 using Example 1 in Chapter 6 of the
>>>> documentation.  I saved the php source in test.php and the xml=20
>>>> source
>>>> in report.xml.  I'm running PHP 5.0.2.  The sample tables were=20
>>>> created
>>>> in a mysql db table I called 'test'.  I was able to access it
>>>> perfectly
>>>> fine via the mysql command line client using the same db access
>>>> settings I used in the sample code.  But here are my results:
>>>>
>>>> [kungpao:~]$ php test.php > test.pdf
>>>> Could Not Load MYSQL Input [Shared object "libr-mysql.so" not =
found]
>>>> rlib_add_query_as: Could not find input source [mysql]!
>>>> CPDF version 2.02-r1-2
>>>> ** NUTS.. WE CRASHED
>>>> Quit (core dumped)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> It says it couldn't find libr-mysql.so but it exists in
>>>> ~/bin/rlib/lib/
>>>>
>>>> My ./configure paramaters:
>>>> --with-perl-include=3D/usr/bin/perl --disable-python=20
>>>> --disable-postgres
>>>> --prefix=3D/home/aarzaga/bin/rlib =
--exec-prefix=3D/home/aarzaga/bin/rlib
>>>> --disable-utf8:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -Al
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>
>>
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