| Re: Install problems with install.php, lastest version [message #641 is a reply to message #637] |
Wed, 20 February 2002 14:49   |
Ilia
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| FragBait wrote on Wed, 20 February 2002 2:14 AM |
K,
I'm all happy and it's running fine.
The author of this software worked with me for about an hour and figured out some stuff and helped me get it running.
Here's what all I did.
I started with stock Suse v7.2 install.
I installed apache and just about every module known to man from the SuSE CD.
I then went and got the latest mysql RPM's from mysql.org and installed that in place of the SuSE version. It's too old.
Then I went and got pspell, built and installed it.
Got the perl module from that site, built and installed it.
Then I went and got aspell, patched it, built and installed it.
Then I went to php.org and got the latest 4.1.1 php source package.
I built php using the following configure line:
./configure --with-mysql --with-apxs --with-pspell --enable-bcmath --with-gd
What this did for me is give me pspell support for FUD, plus I figured while I was at it, I'd grab support for gd and bcmath for ACID graphing. I've been waiting for that for awhile.
Anyway, this sounds hard but I was actually able to do all this without having to compile apache from scratch, which i consider an absolute nightmare.
Anyway, I'm also willing to lend any assistance that I can. I'm not a programmer.. just a techie.
Mark
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To avoid needing to recompile apache everytime you re-install/change your php, install php as a dso module. This would make php a loadable module rather then being hardcoded into the apache binary. As such you can change php and the only requirement would be a restart of apache.
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