>If you need more recent LAMP stuff on Woody (ex php5) add these lines
>in your /etc/apt/sources.list:
>deb http://packages.dotdeb.org ./
>deb-src http://sources.dotdeb.org ./
>
>This will use recent Debian packages (backported for Woody)
>from http://dotdeb.org/
That looks like what I'm after
>T
just download the php4-cli deb package and install it, i think this
should work, and correct me if it's a stupid idea.
and Sarge is ok for me, i'm running a production e-mail server for
last 6 months with a heavy load on it, i'm using php4-cli on it for
my 'home made' exim4 administration utility,
Robert S a écrit :
I am running a Woody server. I'd like to run php scripts from the command
line, but I note that the php/php4 executable is not in my PATH.
just install php4-cgi package (apt-get install php4-cgi)
and the PHP 4 CLI will be install : /usr/bin/php4
Next time, try to use 'apt-cache
Hi
You might want to download the php source and compile the cli binary yourself
(Command Line Interface)
It takes only little time compared to compiling it as an apache module
Once you got thing setup, you can drop the php extension and just put a
shebang like this
#! /usr/bin/php
At the s
> Should you ask this at a debian list?
I tried . . .no luck. I thought that you php folks might know a bit more
about specific versions.
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Robert S wrote:
I am running a Woody server. I'd like to run php scripts from the command
line, but I note that the php/php4 executable is not in my PATH.
Should you ask this at a debian list?
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