php-install Digest 7 Jul 2001 04:39:15 -0000 Issue 349

php-install Digest 7 Jul 2001 04:39:15 - Issue 349 Topics (messages 3423 through 3428): Cybercash Intergration on FreeBSD 3423 by: Joshua Coombs getting php to work with apache 3424 by: Robert Barish 3425 by: Tim Johnson 3426 by: Philip Snyder 3427 b

[PHP-INST] PHP3 / Xitami installation problem under Win98

I am trying to install PHP3 with Xitami under Windows 98. My Xitami web server has been working fine for some time now. I seem to have made all the relevant changes to PHP3.INI. I have created a simple file test.php and placed in c:\xitami\webpages directory and giving the following address in m

Re: [PHP-INST] Re: getting php to work with apache

At 04:50 PM 7/6/01 -0300, Tim Johnson wrote: >Have you tried taking out the spaces? > > >Hello >I hope someone can help me. When I created the script > I doubt spaces would matter, heck, most of my phpinfo reads but I'm rather anal about putting my statement block seperat

RE: [PHP-INST] Re: getting php to work with apache

If you ask me, I'm guessing you compiled PHP 4.x. Just take another look at your configuration file and it SHOULD all make sense. In case it doesn't... you don't have PHP 3.x. Thats what the thing is for. You've got .php3 pages assigned to be parsed by that module (and only if you are running Ap

[PHP-INST] Re: getting php to work with apache

Have you tried taking out the spaces? Hello I hope someone can help me. When I created the script I get the exact output when I go to http://localhost/phpinfo.php3. In other words when I type go to the page I see . In my httpd.conf file I have the following:

[PHP-INST] getting php to work with apache

Hello I hope someone can help me. When I created the script I get the exact output when I go to http://localhost/phpinfo.php3. In other words when I type go to the page I see . In my httpd.conf file I have the following: AddType application/x-httpd-php3 .php

[PHP-INST] Cybercash Intergration on FreeBSD

Before I start posting gobs of configure output, etc, has anyone successfully compiled mod_php4 on FreeBSD and linked in the Cybercash support libraries? If so, any pointers, or what would you like to see for debug info to try and assist? Joshua Coombs -- PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.

php-install Digest 6 Jul 2001 14:48:36 -0000 Issue 348

php-install Digest 6 Jul 2001 14:48:36 - Issue 348 Topics (messages 3418 through 3422): Re: Configuration issues w/PHP4, MySQL, Apache on RH7.1 3418 by: Roger Ramirez 3422 by: Derek Steinkamp Memory Limitation of PHP scripts 3419 by: Stefan Siefert 3420 by:

Re: [PHP-INST] Configuration issues w/PHP4, MySQL, Apache on RH7.1

I am going to assume that /usr/bin/mysql is your base directory. That would make the shared libraries in the directory /usr/bin/mysql/lib/mysql. A simple: # ldconfig -m /usr/bin/mysql/lib/mysql Should fix all your woes. Depending on your flavor of Unix you run, you will want to add the above dir

[PHP-INST] PHP compilation error under Solaris

I am trying to compile php-4.0.6 on Solaris, in a sun sparc machine. I have the latest gcc, bison 1.28, gnu tar, and everything php seems to require. My gcc resides in a remote partition, but it works fine (I've compiled Apache and MySQL). Does anyone know what does this error message means? > #

[PHP-INST] Memory Limitation of PHP scripts

Hi, in the php.ini file is an configuration Directive, which can be used to limit memory usage of PHP Scripts. This worked fine since we installed version 4.0.6.. now, we often get error messages like The Script tried to allocate xxxyyy Bytes more then the configured Maxsize and failed

[PHP-INST] Memory Limitation of PHP scripts

Hi, in the php.ini file is an configuration Directive, which can be used to limit memory usage of PHP Scripts. This worked fine since we installed version 4.0.6.. now, we often get error messages like The Script tried to allocate xxxyyy Bytes more then the configured Maxsize and failed.