Hi all,
I've just installed PHP, Apache, and MySql to start with a wrox book
on learning them. Right now, I'm modifying httpd.conf to properly parse
PHP. According to my book, I must add the line:The book was supposed to cover both Linux and Windows but it seems like
it's neglected the first! Anyhow, on my machine (with Slackware), I
have /root/php4.3.8/sapi/apache/php4apache.dsp and ~/php4.3.8/sapi/apache2handler/php4apache2.dsp
I know that dsp is developer studio project (Micro$oft) so I shouldn't
think that it works on useful operating systems. Does anyone know how
I can get the functionality of php4apache2.dll on Linux? What should I
put in the httpd.conf?

Thanx for your time,
Cikotic

Which distro is this under?


Cheers,
Tink

here's what i have (debian). i don't know if it's the same as the .dll or not, but it's worth a try:

LoadModule php4_module libexec/libphp4.so
AddModule mod_php4.c

c:\php\sapi\php4apache2.dll is for windows, not linux

Check out the installation instructions at php.net or in php4/docs ... they are step-bystep and accurate ... and those dll's in httpd.conf are for LAMP on Windows. Cheers.

Synaptical, I tried your way. At the boot prompt I get a message saying
php4_module is already loaded and that 'AddModule' is an unrecognized
command.
Tinkster, it is Slackware 10.

I'm off now to see the php manual.

hi there

i am using apache 2.0 on Fedora 2
i did not have to configure anything on apache(hhtpd.conf) top run php on my webserver

and it is doing php parsing also

try running ur APACHE with some php examples see if they run......

regards
gaurav