For what it's worth, I've been running apache2 + mod_php on gentoo for a while now, and haven't had a lick of trouble out of php. Of course I'm not doing anything real intricate with php, but all the basic stuff seems to work well.
Sean On Wed, 2003-07-09 at 10:48, Shawn wrote: > I'm hearing php does not play nice with apache2. Not a huge deal since I > already run apache2, but it's bound to be for some folks. > > On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 22:12, Donny Davies wrote: > > Sometime this weekend (likely Friday or Saturday) Robin and I > > will move these two packages to non-arch-masked status. So you > > will no longer get the older versions by default. Yes, old > > versions will still be available; we're not going to delete > > Apache1 nor MySQL3 ebuilds. They will be kept available for > > those who still want them. > > > > In the case of MySQL4, you should run revdep-rebuild after > > your upgrade, so that your libmysqlclient-dependant packages > > are linked with the new library. Please `emerge gentoolkit' > > to obtain the revdep-rebuild program. > > > > In the case of Apache2, be aware that several of what *were* > > third-party DSO modules, are now included with Apache itself. > > This means that you don't need to install mod_gzip, mod_ssl, > > mod_auth_ldap, mod_dav from /usr/portage/net-www anymore. > > Also, the whole `ebuild /var/db/pkg/cat/pkg/pkg.ebuild config' > > dance is not required for thirdy-party modules anymore, due > > to a simpler default configuration file schema. > > > > Thank you to everybody who has provided testing and feedback > > with respect to these upgrades. > > > > Donny. > > > > -- > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
