php-install Digest 22 Nov 2001 21:45:53 -0000 Issue 568
Topics (messages 5070 through 5076):
Why there isn't a php4.version.platform.rpm?
5070 by: Yanglong Zhu
5071 by: Yanglong Zhu
Re: Php4, IIS on WinNT4
5072 by: Phil Driscoll
Re: phpmyadmin,php4.06 and apache 1.3.22
5073 by: Matt
Re: Upgrade problems
5074 by: Youvnor
Solaris APACHE + PHP ??? isn't working :( ?
5075 by: Evgeny Rachlenko
how to verify sql is compiled with php
5076 by: chandra
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So many people are using some version of RedHat to run PHP with Apache
and MySQL. This combination is so popular that it is being referred to
as LAMP, an acronym. But in the php community why there isn't a
php.version.rpm recommended for a platform, say RHL 7.2? RedHat isn't
doing it, or isn't doing it any more for current versions (7.1, 7.2).
(Well, the mod_php.version.rpm is no longer included in their package,
therefore php does not work with apache any more. What is the other use
for php? ). Everybody has to struggle through their own ways to compile
and install the PHP package and try to make it work with Apache and
MySQL or some other databases. Can we have a recommanded php.version.rpm
package for up-to-date Linux platforms? (In reality, there are a few
php.version.rpm around on the net. I tried them, they seem don't work on
any of my three pentiums (60 MHz, 500 MHz, and 1.4 GHz) runing RHL 7.0,
7.1, 7.2. Yes, I tried all 7.x versions on each and every machine I
have, hoping to find one working. Not very smart move, just coping.
Obviously, that doesn't work.
Well I am not skilled enough to make an xxxx.rpm package yet, but I am
sure there many who can do it. Now, my question is: What is the issue
for such a distribution? I believe it probably is not simply because
binary distrobutions don't have much flexibility. What is it. I am a
newbie, I admit. What is the best way to overcome the complexity in
compilation and installation for uncounted number of newbies. If it's
something I can aspire to I would try it.
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So many people are using some version of RedHat to run PHP with Apache
and MySQL. This combination is so popular that it is being referred to
as LAMP, an acronym. But in the php community why there isn't a
php.version.rpm recommended for a platform, say RHL 7.2? RedHat isn't
doing it, or isn't doing it any more for current versions (7.1, 7.2).
(Well, the mod_php.version.rpm is no longer included in their package,
therefore php does not work with apache any more. What is the other use
for php? ). Everybody has to struggle through their own ways to compile
and install the PHP package and try to make it work with Apache and
MySQL or some other databases. Can we have a recommanded php.version.rpm
package for up-to-date Linux platforms? (In reality, there are a few
php.version.rpm around on the net. I tried them, they seem don't work on
any of my three pentiums (60 MHz, 500 MHz, and 1.4 GHz) runing RHL 7.0,
7.1, 7.2. Yes, I tried all 7.x versions on each and every machine I
have, hoping to find one working. Not very smart move, just coping.
Obviously, that doesn't work.
Well I am not skilled enough to make an xxxx.rpm package yet, but I am
sure there many who can do it. Now, my question is: What is the issue
for such a distribution? I believe it probably is not simply because
binary distrobutions don't have much flexibility. What is it. I am a
newbie, I admit. What is the best way to overcome the complexity in
compilation and installation for uncounted number of newbies. If it's
something I can aspire to I would try it.
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On Thursday 22 November 2001 1:15 am, Byungsung Cho wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I installed Php4 with the Windows installer on Windows NT 4 with IIS 4.
>
> However it does not work.
>
> As suggested in the newsgroup, I ran "php.exe" on command line and it gave
> the error message such as "php.exe file cannot be found".
>
> What should I set to fix the problem?
>From the commandline, change directory to the directory you installed php
into (ie the directory containing php.exe) and then type php.exe -i
Cheers
--
Phil Driscoll
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> From: "brain_damaged" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> When I try to run the phpMyAdmin the file directory comes up.
This isn't a php question, but an Apache question. You're getting the
directory index listing because the default directory index in Apache is
.html and if apache doesn't find one it dumps the directory index itself.
You can configure apache in httpd.conf to look for other indexes with the
DirectoryIndex directive
i.e.
DirectoryIndex .html .php .php3
You can put the DirectoryIndex inside a VirtualHosts container so it only
takes effect for a certain site.
> and when I click on the index.php3 I get this error.
> Parse error: parse error in
/usr/local/www/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php3 on line 11
You need to edit the config.inc.php3 file and add the server name, username
and password. Follow the instructions in the file INSTALL in the phpMyAdmin
directory.
> I was told that I did not need the php3 modules cuz the php4 modules would
do it.
Right, php4 works fine with phpMyAdmin, so you don't need to build & install
php3.
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i cant upgrade ... right now...
"Amiroot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto nel messaggio
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> if you are using redhat 7.1, just upgrade to 7.2
> you won't upgrade all rpms
>
> "Youvnor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D
> :[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > I'm trying to upgrade from php 4.0.4pl1
> > to 4.0.6
> >
> > i used rpm to install the previus version.
> >
> > i found the rpms that i need to
> > but i had some problems installing them, because the need some others
rpm
> > (about 7) that make version conflics with other files that other
> > applications use in my system...
> >
> > what i have to do to workaround this ?
> >
> >
>
>
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Hello.
I got the problem when I tryed to setup Apache server with PHP on my Sparc
computer with the Solaris8 operational system. The standard package
includes the Apache 1.3.9 version, which does not includes the PHP. Is there
any way to use the existent Apache server with PHP capability with the
minimal change of the standard configuration?
On the PHP WEB site I found information about Apache with PHP compilation,
but there is not any information about the problem which I got.
Sincerely yours
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I´ve php4 installed in my Red Hat 7.2 linux server and I´m sure I have
everything properly installed (php - client, server, lib and apache)
according to the manuals and comments that I found in this site... the
problem is that when I try to open a php3 extension page in the server, I
get the error
cannot load MySQL extension,
please check PHP Configuration.
I can load simple php3 files of the server but will not load a php3 with
mysql. I can run command line MySql w/o any problem. So I am presuming that
either MySql is not compiled with php3 or MySql is having problem loading
from the default specified path.
I need to create a simple test script with MySql in it, has anyone any
suggestion as to how I do this.
Thanks
Chandra
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