Quick question. I am learning as I go along, so please bear with me.
I rpm -e Apache 1.3.blah off my system and recompiled Apache 2.0.39 on. I know that Redhat and Apache already had PHP installed on the system but after i looked at the httpd.conf file, there is no selections for php. I know, probably my fault for not compiling in the support when I did the install. Adding in the application class and pointing it to the so file does not fix php support.
So........Is there a quicker way of fixing PHP to work with the new Apache install than downloading and compiling php? I couldn't find the config file for PHP to do the config part....sorry if I sound like a total n00b here 🙂
I rpm -e Apache 1.3.blah off my system and recompiled Apache 2.0.39 on. I know that Redhat and Apache already had PHP installed on the system but after i looked at the httpd.conf file, there is no selections for php. I know, probably my fault for not compiling in the support when I did the install. Adding in the application class and pointing it to the so file does not fix php support.
So........Is there a quicker way of fixing PHP to work with the new Apache install than downloading and compiling php? I couldn't find the config file for PHP to do the config part....sorry if I sound like a total n00b here 🙂
