Tim Legg wrote: > >FreeBSD 4.6 // >Apache 1.3.26 // >Mailman 2.0.13 //Gnu mailing list management software >MySQL 3.23.52 // > > >Hello, > >When I run 'httpd -l', mod_so.c is not in the list of installed modules. > Any that are listed must be statically linked to Apache at compile time. As mod_so is the Apache module providing dynamic linking, Apache must be recompiled/reinstalled (if the originally installed version has it) to get it. This may be why you have not had many replies.
I assume you want to install php (but as you do not say so I don't know). You could compile php as a CLI/CGI. That way you don't need to touch Apache. Perhaps not ideal for you but its the only solution I can think of. HTH Chris > >I dare not proceed for that reason. INSTALL doesn't tell how to get it >installed. I actually have a copy of mod_so.c in the source of my version >of apache. > >I would strongly prefer to not reinstall Apache because I have Mailman >that depends on Apache and I can't afford the risk of breaking my mailing >list. > >Any suggestions? > > -- PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
