> > CGI or CLI? I'm betting on the latter because I'm not aware..... Yes, available via CLI for CGI. My mistake. The third party app has thread safety issues that require php to be run as a command line CGI rather than a module. The problem with the module, as stated perviously, is not with php, but with the thread safety of the library that is being used as an add-on to php.
>of any > feature a script could require that is only provided by the PHP > executable and not the module. In which case you can have both the > module and the CLI version running at the same time. > > -- > Stuart > This is the case with the redhat install that I have that is currently working fine on a previous server. I was curious about issues that would keep the same setup from working on a Mandrake box that has all the same software. The resolution to the problem was to completely remove PHP and apache from the system and do a clean build of both with *known configurations*. The web server was setup previously and was operating as a legacy from some other project. PHP now works as a CLI when used for CGI using the same httpd.conf as before. Best Regards, Peter -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
