Greetings,
While I know this subject has been covered previously on the list(s).
The references I found while searching were fairly dated (04).
So it appears that that having parallel installs of both v4 and v5
is quite possible. What I would like to know is if this is still
possible and a relati
I installed a new CentOS server that didn't include php-mysql or
php-pear, so I installed both of those using yum. But php -i or
phpinfo() still doesn't think mysql or pear are installed. How can I
fix this without re-compiling by source? I tried that last week and
broke everything, hence my
Re-sending because I'm not sure it went through... I just signed up for
this list:
I installed a new CentOS server that didn't include php-mysql or
php-pear, so I installed both of those using yum. But php -i or
phpinfo() still doesn't think mysql or pear are installed. How can I
fix this wit
whenever i have done this i found that you will have to recompile.
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Hi,
I'm having trouble completing the installation of PHP5 with Apache2. The
installation seems to go ok, but when I try to start up Apache:
apache2ctl -f /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf
I get the following error message:
API module structure `php5_module' in file /usr/local/apache2/modules/
There has to be a way to get PHP to know when other modules were
installed without recompiling, especially since I don't have the source
files to recompile. Or is there a way to recompile with yum?
Tim McGeary '99, '06G
Senior Systems Specialist
Lehigh University
610-758-4998
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If you have dynamic modules and you have DSO support compiled in
Apache, one only needs to modify the httpd.conf file to load the
modules like "loadmodule php(n)_module /wherever/wherever/libphp
(n).so". Where (n) is the PHP version and the second argument is
where the module lives. Then you
I don't think phpinfo() looks at the httpd.conf file to determine which
modules it has installed. I looked in the /etc/php.ini file. In the
extension_dir, I have the correct directory where modules reside, and
the couple of modules I installed with yum are residing there
; Directory in which