On Wed, 2001-12-26 at 20:31, Matthew Nuzum wrote: > if you build additional modules as shared then all you have to do is > copy the new .so files into /etc/httpd/modules/php and change the > php.ini file. Then a simple reload of apache will do the trick.
I decided the above statement could be more clear. if you do ./configure --help you will see screens full of information about all of the different modules you can compile for PHP. Many of these options can be compiled as "shared" which means when doing your make in the PHP directory, you will have numerous files that have a .so extension. You can find them by doing "find ./ | grep so". Since you now have PHP installed and working, you can simply recompile PHP with the desired modules as shared. Then, instead of doing a make install, just copy the new .so files into the /etc/httpd/modules/php directory. Then add an apropriate line in /etc/httpd/php.ini file to activate the module. You'll see how to do that if you just read through the file. It's long, but very clear in regard to activating modules. Hope this helps, Matt Nuzum followers.net _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
