On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, Bjørn B. Stancke sent up smoke signals saying:
BBS>Help!
BBS>I've installed mod_php 3.07 (which, according to the installation doc
BBS>should be able to run REAL .php3 files as well as embedded PHP code),
BBS>but when i try to execute a "index.php3" like this:
BBS>
BBS>//Head
Help!
I've installed mod_php 3.07 (which, according to the installation doc
should be able to run REAL .php3 files as well as embedded PHP code),
but when i try to execute a "index.php3" like this:
etc.
etc.
i get the code, not a web-page. Apparently, Apache does not recognize
the .php3 extens
Hi,
I had this same problem with a linux box in a Solaris environment (where
/home is the automounted home directory). I modified the spec file and rebuilt
the apache RPM to make it use a different home directory.
Venkatesh
>
> It is a bit strange for the first time.
> But is it a bit mor
Hi!
Two (little?) rpm questions.
Is it possible within .spec file to define some rpm variables
(for example, %requires, maybe %release) based on something
from running system? Example of usage here is trivial:
we can made separate package from pcmcia-cs (currently in kernel)
and make two packag
It is a bit strange for the first time.
But is it a bit more complicated the next time... :)
The question actually is about some packages.
Just to remember, one of them is apache (that installs
into /home/httpd). Another _was_ samba that used /home/samba
for some strange purpose (samba doesn't n
Please excuse me for this message -- once upon a time there were
discussion here about subject. Can someone tell me a conclusion?
E.g. is it ok to require/use ability to build packages as non-root?
I found that there are _many_ packages that can't be build this way,
some have incorrect file owne
> > I know that while evaluating Reiser FS for use on SourceForge we've
> > created files up to 4gb in size.
>
> Some versions of reiserfs had a hack for this. Its not a good idea and Im
> told its now been removed. If you grab the LFS patches for 2.2 from the
> RH 6.2beta kernel rpms you'll be a
