RE: [PHP-INST] Re: PHP and HP-UNix

2001-10-23 Thread Mark Newnham
T) # when the value of (unsigned)Group is above 6; # don't use Group nogroup on these systems! > -Original Message- > From: Michael Chan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 11:23 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [PHP-INST] Re: PHP

[PHP-INST] Re: PHP and HP-UNix

2001-10-23 Thread Michael Chan
Hi, I am in the same boat. I've compiled apache as an oracle user and php as root user, but after editing httpd.conf file for php and restarting it, it cored on me. Do you think I should have compiled php as a regular user? Thanks. "Brian Mauter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 000a01c157d

Re: [PHP-INST] RE: PHP and HP-UNix

2001-10-18 Thread Jim Thome
Andrew- Did you run apxs after compiling PHP as a DSO? Does your httpd.conf file reflect the DSO or static binary compile? Also be aware the HP-UX does not support thread local storage so a PHP/Oracle configuration will not work if compiled as a DSO (must be a static binary). FYI- HP is du

[PHP-INST] RE: PHP and HP-UNix

2001-10-18 Thread Brian Mauter
Hi, I think the reason behind all of this is that I cannot find where in the httpd.conf file you actually reference the module. You should have these two lines in conf file somewhere: LoadModule php_modulelib/modules/lib_php4.so AddModule mod_php4.c You'll see sections near the top. Verify

[PHP-INST] Re: PHP and HP-UNix - Httpd.conf file

2001-10-18 Thread amacar01
Hello, I have attached my httpd.conf file. Thanks Andrew -- If anyone has PHP 4.04 was statically or dynamically installed with Apache ver 1.3.20 on HP-Unix could you let me know. The reason being is I am still trying to figure out why PHP is not being interpreted (basi