Re: R: [PHP-WIN] R: Re[2]: [PHP-WIN] R: [PHP-WIN] 4.0.3 as module on apache
| From: | Gonzalo Vera | Date: | Thu, 12 Oct 2000 22:32:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: R: [PHP-WIN] R: Re[2]: [PHP-WIN] R: [PHP-WIN] 4.0.3 as module on apache | ||
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Oh, well!!! I just checked phpinfo() and it happens that I'm *not*
running the optimizer! It was ok with 4.0.2, but it seems that it
doesn't load with 4.0.3dev. Anyway, my php.ini lines are just as
required by zend's faq.txt.
On further testing I found that 4.0.3dev never loads the optimizer,
and I was tricked -since no error blew up- on beleiving it was loaded.
So, the final situation is: under 4.0.2, I get Zend for CGI, not for
module; under 4.0.3dev I don't get any Zend at all.
How can I get Zend in module, under either 4.0.2 or 4.0.3dev?
Gonzalo.
PS. Oh boy! Was I tricked! ;-/ I was even "proud" to have it right for
once...
>> Both at the same time. I use CGI to be able to use gd, and module for
>> everything else, for speed. My "CGI-enabled" scripts have a ".cphp"
>> extension and my "fast-module-scripts", just plain ".php".
>>
>> Gonzalo.
> Hmm, I'm trying to put php in module mode from 1 and half hour but at this
> time I'm not able in module mode to load the Zend Opt. and load the
> extensions ... Ehm, I know that it could sound a little strange but, may you
> show me a small piece of your php.ini file where are setting the extension
> directivies ... if so, I can check one more time if I've write them in the
> right way ...
> many thanks in advance
> max
> ps. are you on NT or Win32 box?