Hello
mod_so's purpose is for apache to be able to load shared modules. So, without
that, you can't load the php module into your apache, and, of course, not
even mod_so...
So, you'll either have to install php and use it only as cgi, or recompile
apache and include the suport for mod_so and then install php, or recompile
apache with static suport for mod_php.
But there should be no problem with recompiling apache, even a greater version
than yours: your configuration files should work perfectly with the newer
versions as long as you don't forget to compile what you need, and even
a make install in apache-xxx/ won't overwrite your existing configuration
files.
What you could do is to make a backup of your current apache and then reinstall
or install the new one in a different directory and only switch when you're
confident with the new configuration.
Regards,
Luciano Rocha
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