Hi,
I'm following Sara Golemon's book Extending and Embedding PHP. Now I want to
have my development sandbox totally separated from my stable PHP
installation. (I'm running Debian Lenny with PHP4 and 5 installed from
Debian.)
So I do
./configure --enable-debug \
--enable-maintainer
i might be wrong but the --with-config-file-path should point to a
directory containing a file with the name like 'php-config'
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hey,
i just installed php, but when i double-click the php.exe icon, a command line
window opens, but nothing happens. where is my PHP development environment?
(Windows XP) What should I see? How do i open and start php?
I have never used php before, so this is my first time. I installed i
php.exe is the cli and its doing what it should do: nothing, if you gave it
nothing. :)
Youll need Apache or IIS (Id suggest you already start with Apache) to get
it working. As youre in Windows, you should look for PHPTriad, EasyPHP,
WAMP[P?] and stuff like that, they already install
Apach
This is a scanned directory, It should point to a directory you want
to store additional config files (mysql.ini, zend.ini etc... so you
can break up the php-ini file to smaller sections or use seperate
config files for loadable modules/extensions) in and not the
directory containing the ph
Correct, it will install everything again.
Those programs make some tweaks in php/apache/mysql installs that are not
very friendly when deploying your app, but they help a lot when all youre
worried is writing scripts for learning :)
PS: Please always reply to list so everyone can benefit
I've completed the installation of Apache version 2.0.63 with PHP version
5.2.5 on an HP DL360 running Solaris 10 x86. Everything appears to work
just fine but when I start testing using our load testing software, I am
noticing that the load on this system goes quite a bit higher when the PHP
