I have solved the problem by installing a seperate php-instance. This is usefull in the case, when you need a normal php-installation.

Get the source for php version 5.1.6, because the actual version generates some troubles.

Configure the sources with the following command: 
sudo ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/embedphp --with-config-file-path=
+/usr/local/embedphp/etc --with-config-file-scan-dir=/usr/local/embedp
+hp/etc/php.d --enable-embed --enable-maintainer-zts --enable-dbase

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Compile the sources an install it. The right embedded libphp5.so library is found in /usr/local/embedphp/lib.

Get the PHP::Interpreter sources and apply a patch to the Makefile.PL:

patch: 
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> my $static_library_path = '-Wl,-rpath,'.catdir $prefix, "lib";
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> push @lddlflags, $static_library_path;

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This links the libphp5.so with a static path.

The following commands create the Makefile and install the Module correctly: 
sudo patch --verbose --backup Makefile.PL < patch
sudo PHP_CONFIG="/usr/local/embedphp/bin/php-config" perl Makefile.PL
sudo PHP_CONFIG="/usr/local/embedphp/bin/php-config" make
sudo make test
sudo make install

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I hope this will fix all problems.

MfG

In reply to Re^2: Problems installing PHP::Interpreter by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problems installing PHP::Interpreter by astroboy

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