php
and RemoveType php commands, with no luck.
Has anyone run into this? Probably so simple you¹ve all seen it already...
Lou Picciano
Essex Systems
PS - (BTW, We found that the traditional 'AddType' model for handling php
files no longer works under apache 2...)
luck.
Has anyone run into this? Probably so simple you¹ve all seen it already...
Lou Picciano
Essex Systems
to write
the pid file.
Lemme know...
Lou Picciano
Essex Systems
> Hello,
>
> I am trying hard to install Apache2.0.43 on Solaris 8, did not find much
> problems with configuration, path and LD_LIBRARY_PATH updates, but when I
> start apachectl, I keep getting the following error :
'AddType' lines... But the following works:
SetOutputFilter PHP
SetInputFilter PHP
Let me know how this works!
Lou Picciano
Essex Systems
> Ok, this should be a simple one.
>
> I have compiled apache with the --enable-so option. Everything worked
> fine. I then c
ple other
> basic enables...
>
> I did have a successful build with these but I then added openssl and then
> could not get it working...this made me go back to 1.3.27.
>
> Jeff
>
>
>
> Lou Picciano
>Wi
re we simply luckier than most? All this is on SMP-SPARC with Solaris 9.
Anybody else?
Lou Picciano
Essex Systems
>
> This is not a stable combination. You'd be better off going down to Apache
> 1.3.27. Also in httpd.conf(of Apache 2X) it tells you --- "don't use -
William,
Check out latest versions of PHP at snaps.php.net. We've been using 4.3 for
some time now, and have a nicely-working CLI.
(Having said this, I understood that 'build with CLI' was the 'default'
situation; may be wrong...)
Lou
> I am told to use CLI of PHP. However, the document says
Mike,
I've run into similar concerns while debugging my own php code; I'm
relatively new to php, so can't offer much help as to 'what changed as of
which version', but...
One thing I have run into already while debugging: php parses the _entire_
script before attempting to execute it. So, as I
Richard,
Think the libraries you are looking for are usually packaged as gcc-libs (or
similar; your mileage may vary), and, if you're installing from rpms, will
usually be packaged separately from the 'base' gcc rpm.
Lou
> Hi,
>
> I can't get php4 to compile on my redhat 7.1 environment.
> I h
> Lou Picciano / Essex Systems wrote on Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 12:51:01PM -0400:
>> Except: that we cannot get php to recognize its php.ini file, no matter
>> where we place it. Shouldn't any changes in this file, if it's being
>> properly read, be reflected in p
List Friends:
We've recently installed php-4.3.0-dev under Apache 2.0.40 - WORKS GREAT!
Except: that we cannot get php to recognize its php.ini file, no matter
where we place it. Shouldn't any changes in this file, if it's being
properly read, be reflected in phpinfo() output?
We've tried the
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