Allan Latham wrote:
> apache needed to be compiled to use modules only.
No, I've used mixed installations before. If you want to load midgard as
DSO
you'll need mod_so statically built-in of course.
> php and perl needed to be modules too.
Perl doesn't need to be, and you must not install vanilla PHP:
Midgard-PHP
is a replacement (superset) of PHP. Vanilla PHP and Midgard-PHP will
conflict.
> makefile in mod-midguard needed a hardcoded path to apxs.
or apxs in your path.
> Now I'm left with one problem and I don't think I can solve it alone.
> I use php 3.0.14. What do I need from your php distribution?
> Is it just midguard.c?
Midgard adds to several components of PHP, notably the language parser,
so just
dropping in midgard.c will not work.
The current release version (1.2.5) is at 3.0.12 (I believe), the CVS
version
at 3.0.15.
Emile
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