[PHP] RE: httpd.conf - php entry?

Ryan Vennell [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió en el mensaje de noticias h ok i did a searh in it and found no reference to php. is there anywhere else i would find a place in apache settings that would be telling it where to find php? Thanks -Ryan Hi Ryan. Remember to check a phpinfo()

RE: [PHP] Why PHP reads local php.ini?

Jose luis pérez ruiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió What´s wrong with my question?, can anybody help me? Hola Jose Luis. Nothing's wrong with your post. Personally I can't help because I havn't any experience at using php as a cgi module. PS-Deberías esperar a la tarde-noche, cuando se conectan

RE: [PHP] Does PHP run better under any specific unix os?

, etc). It's my first time around linux, first time building a server and first time with PHP. I didn't have to build anything from source, just installed default RPM's. Reven -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php

[PHP] RE: Ayudaaa

Hola Gairo, No es que te pueda ayudar mucho, pero por si te sirve de algo yo instalé Apache 2.0 y PHP 4.2.x en un sistema Red Hat a partir de los RPM's disponibles en los CD's de redhat (o en su web) y no tuve que preocuparme de compilar ni nada. No dices si tu sistema es *nix o MS-W, pero espero

[PHP] Benchmarking

Hi, I've been making a web ap PHP based, but I fear the number of arrays it has is too big. Is there any way to benchmark a script, or are there any recomendations or standards about how much time execution takes and how many resources it takes? Thanks, Reven -- PHP General Mailing List