Shanti After we implement the currently approved ARC case, we should definitely consider adding more extensions and with fastcgi support. When we released PHP Add-on for Web Server 7, we built with PHP with cli + fastcgi + NSAPI plugin support. The way we did this to compile php 2 times one with fastcgi and the other with NSAPI support. Later we simply copied the php library into the right location. I hope, we we will given permission to do something similar in SXDE as well.
thanks sriram 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 >> >> > _______________________________________________ > webstack-discuss mailing list > webstack-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/webstack-discuss >
