You have to recompile PHP to add a module.
You can find out how PHP was configured by looking in phpinfo(). It
lists the configure command near the top.
By the way, I find it useful to type my configure command in a file
(called php-config) and then run "bash
Joshua Pritchard wrote:
I have recentl
I have recently moved up in the company I work for and as such I have
inhereted a box that wuns a small webserver.
As part of my updating of all the systems I want to start using php for
new Webcontent rather than Perl.
The box is Fedora Core 3, running Apache 2, php 4, and postgres 8 the
proble
