Quoting Florian Helmberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Tuesday, July 30, 2002, at 10:24 , Danial Pearce wrote: > > > To be honest, I'm expecting a lot of replies saying that this is PHP's > > > fault and it's nothing to do with perl etc. But my question to the > perl > > list, is: > > > > Is there a way to get the libapreq stuff (Apache::Request / > > Apache::Cookie) to work on the plain Mac OS X version of Apache? > > Danial, > > as there is patching Apache itself involved, I don't think so - > you have to recompile Apache. But one possible solution might be > to install the compiled Apache with mod_perl in your /opt tree and > configure it to listen to another port and use the prebuild OS X > Apache for your PHP stuff on the standard port. This way you also > don't get surprised after a OS X update which installs a new Apache > (and trashes your changes).
Yes, I have tried that. That's why I can only use the standard PHP, because I can't get any of the other version to compile with any versions of apache. If someone knows how, i'd love to know, because I can certainly get mod_perl going on ANY version of apache, it's easy. I guess that is a question for the PHP list though, as my original question of getting libapreq going on the standard apache seems to be impossible. I think it's time to bug the PHP list instead :) thanks guys Danial
