Re: php-apache

From: Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 14:34:23 +0000
Subject: Re: php-apache
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johann wrote: > anyone using php with apache? i dont see much about this type of implementation on windows in this mailing list. > > i'm running php4pl2 with apache 1.3 with mysql in win98se. what i did is follow the instructions from a website wherein php is copied into cgi-bin in the apache dir. > > mime-types, httpd.conf and php.ini edited. > > does anyone have a better php4pl2-apache implementation? Johann, I'm also running php4pl2 with apache 1.3.12, but on NT4. Didn't have to copy PHP into the cgi-bin folder, however (not sure why you would). Just followed the directions I found up on phpbuilder.com. Check out the URL for more information: http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/moon19990716.php3 Note: These directions are for PHP3, but the same applies to PHP4, just tweak the httpd.conf lines to reflect PHP4 instead of PHP3 (make your extensions .php .php3 and .php4 instead of just .php3, change your path to where php4 lives, etc.) Also, not sure if apache on 93 vs. NT would make a difference, but I don't think it would. This will get you running w/ Apache and PHP4 in cgi mode... the install looks pretty much exactly like Perl for Win32 and Apache (as both run as cgi programs). I've heard tell there's a way to get apache & php4 running in a non-cgi mode (with a special apache dll ???), but haven't looked too far into that yet... I'm considering trying a recompile with Borland's free compiler at some point, but just have to get the time (and patience :)). Anybody else ever try that? -- Andy Hoffman Web Developer Bristol-Myers Squibb office: LVL G1.2607 email: andy.hoffman@bms.com

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