Re: Ok, problem found, but that makes way for another...
| From: | Ryan Vennell | Date: | Thu, 03 Apr 2003 21:26:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Ok, problem found, but that makes way for another... | ||
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ok, now where in that heck can i find the php entry in that file? i cant seem to find it anywhere.
would it be with the CGI entry or in a different place?
>>> Marek Kilimajer<kilimajer@webglobe.sk> 04/03/03 04:37AM >>>
The old installation is likely in /usr, and you installed in /usr/local.
Simply remove the old installation (man rm ;-) and change httpd.conf to
look for php in the new place
Ryan Vennell wrote:
>ok, my last post stated that i've tried reconfigureing.making/makeinstalling php 4.3.1 a
>tons of times. well, today when i typed php -v it told me that version 4.2.2 was the one that was
>installed. so apparently my installing has not been taking the place of the old one.
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>The original root is that the original compile of php (not done by me) was installed w/out mysql
>and i need mysql for what i'm working on.
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>now that i know the problem here, any suggestions?
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>I'm running apache for what i'm working on, tomcat for other things that this server
>does, and the latest version of mysql....
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>now how do i get rid of hte old php and make sure this new one goes into its place?
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>P.S.- i'm not a total linux newb but i'm not, NOT a newb either.
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