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PCRE version mismatch?

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  1. postcd

    postcd Well-Known Member

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    Hello,

    an cpanel user told me his Open Classifieds script dont let him upgrade to new 2.3.0 version

    There is mentioned this as a cause:
    Can not check if mod_rewrite installed, probably everything is fine. Try to proceed with the installation anyway ;)
    PCRE has not been compiled with UTF-8 support.
    PCRE has not been compiled with Unicode property support.

    so i did on my WHM server: #pcretest -C
    and result:
    but when i go to my PHP info, i see there:
    OS: CentOS release 6.6 (Final)
    PHP: PHP 5.3.29 (cli) (built: Nov 15 2014 12:52:07)

    Please what is the issue there? How can i fix it please? Thank you
     
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    What version of Apache are you running? Apache should be linking to the PCRE that was built into /opt/, which does support UTF-8 and Unicode.

    I'd recommend running EasyApache to rebuild your PHP and Apache, and that should link to the proper PCRE binaries. If this still doesn't work after that, please open a support ticket (there's links in my signature) and we'll be more than happy to take a look.
     
    #2 JacobPerkins, Jan 16, 2015
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    Server version: Apache/2.2.29 (Unix)
    Cpanel::Easy::Apache v3.28.1 rev9999

    cPanel support tried to build apache again and the Open CLassifieds script still complain. Got an message that its fault in the script, not the server issue.
     
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    Hello,

    This could very well be the issue. EA will build in UTF-8 and Unicode support by default with PCRE. If OpenClassifieds are not picking that up, perhaps they are not using the correct PCRE binary, which would require a change to the script or to the defining location of PCRE.

    If you get this figured out, please do update the thread so that future searches may turn up an answer.

    Thanks!
     
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