Re: How can I find the Apache "top-level" root
| From: | Peter Bowen | Date: | Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: How can I find the Apache "top-level" root | ||
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Tait,
Although it may not seem obvious, you actually want to use --with-apxs as
the configure option, with --with-apache. This create a module that can
be loaded into a pre-compiled apache.
I hope that this answer your questions.
Thanks.
Peter Bowen
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Tait Grove wrote:
> I setup a Red Hat Linux release 6.1 (cartman) Kernal 2.212-20 on an i586 "TEXT
> SERVER" and it already had Apache installed on it. When trying to ./configure PHP --with-apache
> it is giving me an error about cannot find "httpd.h". I found that exact error in the php
> FAQ on installation, but it said to point the "--with-apache=/path/to/apache/src" I have
> tried so many directories and still recieve the same error.
>
> - HOW DO I LOCATE THE "APACHE TOP-LEVEL SOURCE TREE" to complete the install?
>
> - Can I just run the configure PHP with MySql and then manual configure php and the modules
> with Apache?
>
> -Thanks for your time
>
> -Tait
>