Thomas Rother wrote:
> - question: are there any RPMs for V1.4 and Suse 7.1 (I only found some
> for V 1.2 and suse 6.3; they themselve only offer V1.2 RPMs)
> - I tried to compile the source packages and failed with the
> midgard-php3-1.4.1: make answers with a missing gd.h file (which is
> definitely not present in the midgard package). I am using gcc version
> 2.95.2 19991024 (release)
Midgard doesn't use gd.h; PHP does. Try configuring --without-gd
> - From a message on this list I learned of trying a trick with "make ...
> -I [path to gd library]" but now I am confused:
> I have gd-1.8.3-5 installed, but there is no gd.h, nowhere ... Are there
> different gd libraries?
You need gd-devel too if you want to compile PHP with gd.
> Can I use the pre-installed php3 module that came with the Suse-apache?
> (I hoped that'll be one of the improvements of V1.4 versus 1.2)
No. Midgard for PHP4 can be compiled against a stock PHP4 (>=4.0.4pl1);
Midgard for PHP3
is a full replacement (superset) of PHP 3.0.18.
> Is there any interference with Suse's own modules (They have a SUSEhelp
> module for their own help system)
Haven't heard of issues with this.
> Do I really need to compile a fresh PHP3 module from the midgard PHP
> package?
If you want midgard-php3, yes.
> And what about "PHP as CGI" and "PHP as a module" I definitely want to
> use a PHP module. Is this possible or not?
Midgard will not work in PHP as CGI, since it needs to communicate with
mod_midgard. As a Apache DSO, absolutely. I do that exclusively myself.
Emile
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