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From: Doug White <dwhite@gumbysoft.com>
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On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Uzi Klein wrote:

> Chuck Swiger wrote:
>
> [.....]
> > Try using PHP from the ports and see whether that runs better.  If it
> > does, well, take a look at what the port changes, and you've probably
> > located the source of your current problems.
>
> I mananged to fix it.
> php was compiled with OpenSSL support.
> When I removed that, it works like charm.
> ( Still, i might want that future one day )
>
> BTW, PHP has no specific FreeBSD patches AFAIK, and it was working on
> 5.3-RELEASE before p-5.
>
> Looks more like a shared lib problem than a PHP bug to me, but then
> again, I'm no expert.

I've seen this if you have multiple OpenSSL versions installed and somehow
both libraries get linked in at once.  This commonly happens if you have
program X linked against openssl 0.9.6 and load shared library Y linked
against 0.9.7.

Use ldd to inspect your httpd and php modules and try to find the
offending openssl library. Perhaps you installed OpenSSL as a port at one
point?

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