I have never used a binary version (rpm or tar)
as I use slackware. Both PHP and Mysql have been recently added
to the distribution.So I have been using src all the time.
U'll certainly have some performance gain by
compiling the src.
But the default Redhat 7.1's php distribution is very good.
It is ready out of box for every thing.
GD, Mysql, IMAP etc. You don't just have to configure anything.
/Chandu
> I am working on setting up a Red Hat Linux Web Server. Is there a
> benefit to installing PHP/MySQL/Apache by compiling them from source
> vs. installing these using RedHat's Binary/RPM distributions?
>
> What are the pro's and con's of these two methods? Can anybody suggest
> any pointers considering stability, efficiency, and easy upgrades?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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