I'm not sure if this will help, since I've always compiled apache first, php second. If libphp.module is already compiled, shouldn't you use activate-module in apache's configure script? The other thing to check is that the following entries are in your http.conf file:
LoadModule php4_module libexec/libphp4.so AddModule mod_php4.c AddType application/x-httpd-php .php Don't know if this will help, but there's my 2 cents anyways :) Cheers, Randy On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, Julio Rodriguez wrote: |Hi... | | Today I wake up with the idea of install the php module for my apache v |1.3.22 and I thought that it would be an easy job but of course... i was |wrong... | |the first thing I did was run 'httpd -l' to see a list of my modules |compiled in... so a noticed that the mod_so was missing, so I just tried to |recompile my apache src... | | ./configure --prefix=/www \ | --enable-module=so\ | --add-module=/src/modules/php/libphp.module | | make | make install (without any error) | |after this if I go to /www/bin and I type './httpd -l' the module mod_so is |listed but if i just type httpd -l I got the same list of the begining |without any change. I tried to copy the httpd binary to |/usr/local/apache/bin, and to /usr/local/bin, etc without any results, I |even restart my box and got nothing.... | |the problem is that the php is not working and now my apache server it is |doing some strange things like it is working, but the http daemon is not |listed on a 'ps -ef'... so can anyone tell me what its going on here? | |Julio Rodr�guez |[EMAIL PROTECTED] |Cel: 58 412 70 10 580 |Charter Communications International Venezuela |Tel: 58-212-576.60.80 | | |
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