Shawn Grover wrote: > You can run Apache from the command line with a switch (I think it might > be -V ), and it will tell you it's .configure options. If the -V > doesn't work on your distro, use -h to see a list of the options - > apparently Apache changes the command line switches on a regular basis.
in addition, you can also run httpd -l (or in the apparent case of gentoo, `apache2 -l`) which lists all the modules that have been statically compiled into apache why do you need to install PHP5 as a static apache module? preference? or is PHP5 not supported as a dynamic module (DSO)? given the fact that PHP5 is not a final release, I would personally be inclined to installing it as a dynamically loaded module, rather than statically compiled in. Dave _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
