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TRauMa wrote: |
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> Steeve Lennmark wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> how do you people handle dynamically linked breakage during world |
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>> upgrades? |
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>> I upgraded media-libs/pdflib from 5.0.2 to 6.0.0_p1 and since php was |
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>> dynamically linked against pdflib it broke, giving me the following |
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>> error: |
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> Seems to me like pdflib should be slotted - I see no elegant way around |
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> this, particulary because php links to everyone and their mother, and if |
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> this is an production system, you can't just cross your fingers |
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> everytime you do an update. Possible solution would be to emerge updates |
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> on a different machine (creating bin tars), test php and then install |
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> the bin tarballs on your server - so you can at least minimize eventual |
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> downtimes. |
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Only other thing you can do is statically link php. Although, I'm not even sure |
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you can do that! :) |
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