Hi,
It rather depends on how Apache was configured, if it was configured with
mod_so compiled in then you can compile PHP with the --with-apxs option to
get a shared object, which can be loaded into Apache. If not, then you have
no choice but to re-compile Apache from source, and hence you may as well
compile apache directly into the httpd binary.
Try configuring PHP with the --with-apxs=/path/to/apxs/apxs option, if this
doesn't work then you don't have any choice.
C.Davies
At 12:39 PM 1/26/01 +0000, you wrote:
>I am considering renting a dedicated server which is a cobalt RAQ with
>apache and SSL pre installed.
>
>The installation instructions imply that I need to install apache to use
>php as a module which would seem to conflict with the term 'loadable
>module'.
>
>Is this necessary or am I misreading the instructions and can I happily
>use the pre installed apache?
>
>I don't really want to install apache and ssl mods because of the work
>involved and the fact that on a major crash the ISP will reinstall their
>standard software.
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