> >
> > On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> > > I'm installing apache from scratch and I want to add
> > mod_perl support. I've
> > > already installed mod_perl module. I have already added
> > >
> > > AddModule modules/perl/libperl.a
> > >
> > > in src/Configuration in Apache.
> > >
> > > So I tried compiling and installing. I browsed my new
> > webserver using
> > > index.php3 to find out if mod_perl has been loaded. Pero
> > wala siya sa
> > > Extensions/Apache.
> > >
> > > Ano kaya ang nakalimutan ko?
> >
> > mod_perl is the apache "module" for using perl scripts inside
> > apache ala-cgi.
> > mod_php3 is the apache "module" for using php programs in apache.
> >
> > Don't confuse the two. \8)
> >
> > to find out if mod_perl/mod_php3 are compiled into apache, do
> > an 'httpd -l'
> >
> > Else if mod_perl is a DSO (not recommended) or mod_php3 is a
> > DSO, you have to
> > 'Loadmodule' it in httpd.conf.
>
> You didn't get my question. I'm installing mod_perl and mod_php. Ok naman
> ang installation ko.
> So I'm using phpinfo() para malaman ko kung loaded ang mod_perl. Kasi sa
> phpinfo(), sinasabi niya ang mga loaded modules.
>
like what ian mentioned mod_perl DSO or any other DSO for that matter is
not recommended. i suggest you statically compile your mod_perl and
mod_php3...maybe even mod_jserv! if you like into your apache.
take a look at
http://cersa.admu.edu.ph/ftp/pub/linux/appserver/acent-kits/superapache/
there is a INSTALL file there will dummy proof instructions in installing
lots of things including SSL, mod_jserv and some other stuff like
.htaccess and more! the file is a work in progress.
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