It is essential for folks who want to use PHP with some other webserver like lighttpd or the Sun Web Server.
Do we have cli enabled so users can run the php binary ? Shanti Stefan Teleman wrote: > PHP fastcgi was not ARC'ed since i am unconvinced that it is necessary. > > Only mod_php5/libphp5.so was ARC'ed. > > --Stefan > > ----- > > Shanti Subramanyam - PAE wrote: >> Does this allow the same version of PHP (say 5.2.3) to exist in two >> forms : one for apache and one for fastcgi ? >> I've not looked at this deeply enough, perhaps there is a lot of >> commonality between the two builds, but if there isn't than you will >> need a different layout. >> >> Shanti >> >> Stefan Teleman wrote: >>> The directory layout for PHP5 (as per PSARC/2007/168) follows the Perl >>> model: >>> >>> /usr/php5/<Major>.<Minor>.<Micro>/ >>> /usr/php5/ >>> doc -> [version]/doc >>> etc -> /etc/php5 >>> include -> [version]/include >>> lib -> [version]/lib >>> man -> [version]/man >>> modules -> [version]/modules >>> share -> [version]/share >>> </QUOTE> >>> >>> This allows for multiple concurrent versions of PHP5, and subsequent >>> versions, to coexist. >>> >>> PHP6 (when it is released) could easily follow the same structure: >>> >>> /usr/php6/<Major>.<Minor>.<Micro> >>> /usr/php6/ >>> doc -> [version]/doc >>> etc -> /etc/php5 >>> include -> [version]/include >>> lib -> [version]/lib >>> man -> [version]/man >>> modules -> [version]/modules >>> share -> [version]/share >>> >>> --Stefan >>> >
