check php.net and read the 'README' and
'INSTALL' files that come in the .tar.gz file
for more detailed information.
very basically, you want to get the sources,
untar/zip them, run configure, then build the
thing and test it (you can do all of this
as an unprivileged user). then install as
root (or whatever account has the necessary
privileges)
(replace php..... with whatever the PHP
tarball is named)
at the prompt (you dont need to be root) type:
tar xvfz php.....tar.gz
cd php.....
./configure --enable-trans-sid
make
make test
if you didnt get any errors, then (as root) type:
make install
then configure your webserver and
restart the webserver
if you have any specific troubles, let me know,
i've config'd PHP on three different redhat
linux installations using apache and havent
had any problems yet.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Larry Hotchkiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: [PHP] php 4.04pl 1-3 for red hat 7
>
>
> Ok, I am working on a site where I would like to use sessions but NOT
> cookies. I would also like to have the sessions automatically appended
> to URL but I have a few questions. The current php rpm distribution was
> not compiled with --enable-trans-sid (according to phpinfo.php), am I
> correct in assuming I need to recompile? If that is the case, can
> someone recommend a good "how-to" to walk me through it. I have no
> experience with compiling at all.
>
> --
> Larry H
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