[PHP] Re: help - config setting directives in Apache config files not working

2002-02-04 Thread Mike Frazer

The flexibility of the dynamic module is great.  I recommend it.  I haven't
discovered an major advantages of the static modul myself, although I know
they've got to exist (either that or it's just a remnant of previous
versions, there for those who are afraid of change :) ).  Compile Apache
alone and then do the dynamic module, there are also fewer steps in doing
so.

Mike Frazer


Ed Lazor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 I found this on a web site...

  When using PHP as an Apache module, you can also change the
configuration
 settings using directives in Apache configuration files and .htaccess
files.

 What do you do if you compile apache and php together - ie. not a
 module?  I compiled using the static method and now the php_value commands
 in my httpd.conf don't work.  Do I have to compile as a dynamic module to
 get them to work again?

 -Ed




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Re: [PHP] Re: help - config setting directives in Apache config files not working

2002-02-04 Thread Erik Price


On Monday, February 4, 2002, at 05:11  PM, Mike Frazer wrote:

 I haven't
 discovered an major advantages of the static modul myself, although I 
 know
 they've got to exist (either that or it's just a remnant of previous
 versions, there for those who are afraid of change :) ).  Compile Apache
 alone and then do the dynamic module, there are also fewer steps in 
 doing
 so.

Everyone's mileage will vary on this one, but I met compiling PHP as a 
DSO with a great deal of frustration in trying to get it to recognize 
MySQL's libraries, even though PHP provides its own.  Upon sharing this 
frustration, I took consolation with others who had been there, and we 
all found salvation in installing the static mod_php (and Apache is 
still welcome to accept any other DSO).


Erik





Erik Price
Web Developer Temp
Media Lab, H.H. Brown
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