I mean, what's the name of the API, not the filename of the
module.
The win32 DSO is built as php4apache.dll,
the Apache convention for naming modules on win32 till recently
(early 1.3.15-dev) indicated it should be ApachePHP4.dll, and
after the newest step the Apache developers made to remove
further differences it should be mod_php4.so (yes, if you build
recent Apache snapshot on win32, the modules will be named as
on unix - this just synces the Unix and win32 config a bit
more, because filenames of the modules loaded from httpd.conf
are insignificant).
At 17:06 26.1. 2001, Hojtsy Gabor wrote the following:
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>> > - Separate CGI and xSAPI installs
>> > - Added SAPI notes (from Windows dist. README.txt)
>>
>> this reminds me...
>> Is there an official name for the Apache DSO API as per
>> the xSAPI names? Because unless I'm wrong [:)] Apache
>> modules map 1:1 to the xSAPI .so's / .dll's in terms of
>> the general principle.
>
>The Apache module dll is in the 'sapi' dir, and named
>php4apache.dll. I dont know if any other name exist
>for that.
>
>Goba
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