Howdy,
Redhat is notorious for leaving out things, such as apxs. To get php
working, you will most likely have to download apache, build it, and
install it. Make sure you configure apache with --enable-so. After
apache builds, do make install.
And then, when configuring php, do
./configure --with
On Sun, 2004-10-03 at 00:05, Teng Wang wrote:
> I met with a problem when installing php5.0.0 on my Federo Core 2.0 system.
>
> I use the default settings:
> ./configure
> make
> make install
>
> Everything is ok, but when I test my phpinfo(),it always shows the
> 4.3.8 version. Yet, when I type
I met with a problem when installing php5.0.0 on my Federo Core 2.0 system.
I use the default settings:
./configure
make
make install
Everything is ok, but when I test my phpinfo(),it always shows the
4.3.8 version. Yet, when I type the following command
php -v
to show the version of php, it's 5.
I met with a problem when installing php5.0.0 on my Federo Core 2.0 system.
I use the default settings:
./configure
make
make install
Everything is ok, but when I test my phpinfo(),it always shows the
4.3.8 version. Yet, when I type the following command
php -v
to show the version of php, it's 5
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