Hi,
It rather depends on how Apache was configured, if it was configured with
mod_so compiled in then you can compile PHP with the --with-apxs option to
get a shared object, which can be loaded into Apache. If not, then you have
no choice but to re-compile Apache from source, and hence you may
Hi,
Yeah, its possible. You'd need to set up a server on your computer, since
you didn't supply what OS you are running I can't give exact details about
how to do that. But unless you are running Mac OS, I'd recommend going to:
www.apache.org
and investigating whether you can install apache s
Hi,
Well, if MySQL wasn't running, you'd get a different error (like "can't
connect to."). The actual error indicates that the MySQL function have
not been installed in the binary, most probably because it failed to find
the relevant libraries. I'm pretty sure the configure script ought to
Hi,
In answer to your questions:
>There is a sun package for PHP instalation on Sun/SPARC ?
No.
>How to compile PHP in a correct way on that Solaris machine?
Follow the instructions for any UNIX machine.
>How to integrate/install PHP to work with Apache ?
Again, follow the instructions.
