> Hi! > We receive many complaints at [EMAIL PROTECTED] about failures in setting > up PHP with Apache 2. Can somebody please update the documentation with > details on Apache 2 on Linux and Windows, or provide information for the > documentation team to add to the documentation. It would definitely help > users.
Hmm, there is nothing magic :-) Win32: Module-Version for Apache2: added in 4.2.0 : experimental/apache2filter.dll > 4.2.1 : sapi: php4apache2.dll for windows. Info lacking, but I am sure the dev's can give them, which apache-version does work with which php-version. I can't remember exactly but I think php4.2.3 on win works at least with 2.039 or 2.040) For Linux in general 2 solutions: pre-build rpms from the vendor (e.g. Redhat) or ./configure --with apxs2 and so on.....and also only specific apache2-versions work with an specific php-version. For the newest apache 2.0.43 you need a snap build form snaps.php.net (for windows and Linux or php4.3pre build). Nothing special for the CGI-Version ? Correct me if I am wrong ;-) BUT: I agree in updating the docs for the installation of apache2 in general. This means telling the people which dll to use, where to find and on Linux which configure settings to use (--with-apxs2). I disagree to put the apache and php version specific thingies into the docs, its really confusing more than it helps imho. Beside my opinion the apache2 support isn't stable yet?! Will it be in 4.3.0? For me it seems to be a better solution to put the version specific thingies on the download page or a seperate page on the web and the general instructions for installation in the docs. Your thoughts about? Friedhelm -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
