Environment: Sphinx 0.9, FreeBSD
Problem:
Sphinx port has libstemmer options commented out in Makefile. With automatic upgrades, it loses stemming for anything except for default EN and RU.
Procedure of rebuilding the port with libstemmer
# (become root)
cd /usr/ports/textproc/sphinxsearch
Create file Makefile.local with this line:
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --with-libstemmer
make clean
make
fetch http://snowball.tartarus.org/dist/libstemmer_c.tgz
cd work/sphinx-*/
tar zxvf ../../libstemmer_c.tgz
cd ../..
make
make deinstall
make reinstall
make clean
Do not forget to rebuild index if you did not use libstemmer before
2011-06-21
__autoload and Zend
Environment: PHP 5.3.6, Zend Framework 1.11.6
This problem occurred when I needed to build a mixed environment where the existing code was "pure PHP" and new code was based on Zend Framework.
The "pure PHP" code's __autoload function stopped working as soon as Zend application ran.
Apparently, when there is a call to spl_autoload_register, __autoload is ignored.
The solution was to rename __autoload to OldAutoLoad and call:
spl_autoload_register('OldAutoload');
Note: after that, the OldAutoload was called first and then Zend's autoload. In order to let OldAutoload ignore Zend classes, I replaced require_once calls with @include_once.
This problem occurred when I needed to build a mixed environment where the existing code was "pure PHP" and new code was based on Zend Framework.
The "pure PHP" code's __autoload function stopped working as soon as Zend application ran.
Apparently, when there is a call to spl_autoload_register, __autoload is ignored.
The solution was to rename __autoload to OldAutoLoad and call:
spl_autoload_register('OldAutoload');
Note: after that, the OldAutoload was called first and then Zend's autoload. In order to let OldAutoload ignore Zend classes, I replaced require_once calls with @include_once.
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