Hi all,
since yesterday I've got some weird problems with my PHP-installation.
First of all:
My system is a SuSE Linux 7.2 (LAMP) with PHP 4.2.3, installed as Apache module and standalone binary. Yesterday I wanted to test a new PHP software and for this testing purpose I compiled PHP in a different path on my system. After having all my tests done I deleted the whole bunch of new files and reset my system to the state it was before (I guessed...).
Then I tried to execute a PHP script on the local shell. This script normally asks some questions and with the user input it writes a config file. But each time I call this script there's nothing than a system that awaits an answer - but without question. When I press enter as many times as the script interrupts to get user inputs then the system returns all questions in a row and stops. It seems to me that the standard system output is halted until the script finished - what could be the reason???
Another problem ocurred today:
To solve the problem above I deleted the standalone PHP interpreter from its directory and compiled a new one. Then I again tried to execute a script as root from my /root directory. And when I call it the system answers that /usr/local/bin/php is not a valid path - but PHP is located in /usr/bin. Why does the system look in /usr/local/bin? The path statement includes both /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin
A little help would be appreciated.... 🙁
