Jonathan Baker-Bates wrote:
> One other question:
>
> I have an existing source tree for php3.0.12. If I don't want to compile up
> a whole new set of PHP3 sources, how do I patch my existing one so that it
> becomes "Migardized"?
An already compiled PHP3? I'm sorry, you just don't.
If you have compiled it yourself, there will be a file named
config.status
in that directory. It holds the previous settings that PHP was compiled
with. If you just add '--with-midgard' you will have all the features
you previously had, plus Midgard.
> Also, the installation overview is slightly confusing as well: it says "In
> addition to these four packages ..." etc. Then at the end is says "Download
> the module from the Midgard website". I assume that the "module" referred to
> is the file midgard-php-1.2.4.tar.gz , but the document implies that it's in
> addition to the four files already downloaded.
You are correct, it does refer to that. Well, did, actually. Thanks.
Bye,
Emile
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