Unfortunately not. I was hunting all over the internet and came upon this
information in another posting area kind of like this one. I tried what was
suggested, and it worked. At this point I quit worrying about it. If I find
it again I will post it.
Jacob Marble wrote:
> This is
> > version 4
The msi file is all that is needed. It will write over anything that was there
previously when you run it so don't worry about deleting the files there before.
Acorn Tutors wrote:
> Can anyone suggest how to install php on WinXP pro and make it work. Can
> anyone help me with what extensions need
The latest version of PHP works on Windows XP (that is what I have). This is
version 4.3.2RC1 (the one before it had a defective file that made me crazy for
a week). I have Apache 1.3.22 as a server (which is free if you don't have it).
Copy and modify the php.ini-recommended and rename it to php.i
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> You need to do a cvsup on yo
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> My own compile, both Apache and PHP. The ports
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> Did you install using ports/packages or your own compile under FreeBSD??
>
>
> Timothy Hitchens
Did you install using ports/packages or your own compile under FreeBSD??
Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
Open Platform Consulting
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> From: Martin DiViaio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I think your Apache ./configure is missing a parameter in order to use php as a DSO,
which it
looks like your trying to do. Try
./configure --prefix=[path] --enable-module=so
where [path] is where you want the apache installation to go.
New at this, just a supposition, worked for me :).
Mike
