I've completed the installation of Apache version 2.0.63 with PHP version
5.2.5 on an HP DL360 running Solaris 10 x86. Everything appears to work
just fine but when I start testing using our load testing software, I am
noticing that the load on this system goes quite a bit higher when the PHP
Correct, it will install everything again.
Those programs make some tweaks in php/apache/mysql installs that are not
very friendly when deploying your app, but they help a lot when all youre
worried is writing scripts for learning :)
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php.exe is the cli and its doing what it should do: nothing, if you gave it
nothing. :)
Youll need Apache or IIS (Id suggest you already start with Apache) to get
it working. As youre in Windows, you should look for PHPTriad, EasyPHP,
WAMP[P?] and stuff like that, they already install
Apach
This is a scanned directory, It should point to a directory you want
to store additional config files (mysql.ini, zend.ini etc... so you
can break up the php-ini file to smaller sections or use seperate
config files for loadable modules/extensions) in and not the
directory containing the ph
hey,
i just installed php, but when i double-click the php.exe icon, a command line
window opens, but nothing happens. where is my PHP development environment?
(Windows XP) What should I see? How do i open and start php?
I have never used php before, so this is my first time. I installed i
i might be wrong but the --with-config-file-path should point to a
directory containing a file with the name like 'php-config'
Jerôme Kaluza
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Hi,
I'm following Sara Golemon's book Extending and Embedding PHP. Now I want to
have my development sandbox totally separated from my stable PHP
installation. (I'm running Debian Lenny with PHP4 and 5 installed from
Debian.)
So I do
./configure --enable-debug \
--enable-maintainer
