Re: UNinstalling PHP
| From: | William M. Quarles | Date: | Wed, 16 Aug 2000 20:06:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: UNinstalling PHP | ||
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I would have to say that my situation is a bit mor complicated then. I
installed it as an Apache module (of course, to achieve more speed). So
what do I do now?
I guess another question is, how do I add more features to PHP after the
initial install? That might (at least temporarily) make my life much
simpler, but I may still end up having to remove the program.
This stuff should be in the documentation or in a book, but I have searched
the documentation and read the Wrox Publishing book cover to cover and not
found a single word of this sort of thing that seems pretty necessary much
of the time.
>
> The downloads from the php site are generally source code, for *nix. Can
> you say whether you installed php as an Apache module or as a stand
> alone cgi?
>
> If it's the latter, you should find a file called php in your nominated
> cgi-bin directory. You can delete that, and the ini file which is most
> likely /usr/local/lib/php.ini (if you installed one). And of course the
> directory where you unpacked the distribution can be deleted.
>
> If it's an apache module, the story is a little more complex.
>
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