If I remember correctly, when you install MySQL and Apache from rpm you get
the binary version and no source is installed on your system.
It's been a while since I've looked for them, but there used to be a source
rpm for MySQL at the MySQL site, and it took some digging to find it. Ditto
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Subject: Re: [PHP] help installing php
On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Anas Mughal wrote:
|I haven't seen any RPMs for PHP.
Yes there are RPMs for PHP (ftp.mirror.ac.uk)
|However, I have installed using the source. It works
|fine.
|Try
hi juni,
although i totally agree with the folks who recommended you compile php
from source, maybe it's time you sat down :)
compiling apache, mysql and php from source can tax even the greatest
patience the first time it is tried. hopefully, here's a couple things to
think about.
create a
On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Juni Adi wrote:
Ok, I'm now in the middle of installing it from
source code. But I'm not sure where the path to
apache and mysql source code to fill in :
./configure --with
apache=/path/to/apache_source_code --with
mysql=/path/to/mysql_source_code
I 'm even not I
Hello,
I'm new to PHP (actually I'm just about to
begin) and have problem with installing.
I'm looking for version of PHP that will be
suit to RH 6.2 and MySQL 3.23.47? (my RH package
didn't include any php rpms).
I've tried some version 4 rpms but always have
error on dependency stuffs.
So,
I haven't seen any RPMs for PHP.
However, I have installed using the source. It works
fine.
Try to install the CGI version first. That is easier.
Than, you could dive into the apache module stuff.
--- Juni Adi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to PHP (actually I'm just about to
Juni,
Apache, MySQL and PHP are really well debugged when it comes to
installation, and I found installation from source easier than messing with
.rpms on RH systems and with dselect on Debian. The following article at
DevShed has really good instructions:
On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Anas Mughal wrote:
|I haven't seen any RPMs for PHP.
Yes there are RPMs for PHP (ftp.mirror.ac.uk)
|However, I have installed using the source. It works
|fine.
|Try to install the CGI version first. That is easier.
|Than, you could dive into the apache module stuff.
Ok,
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