> > + Unixy Systems
> > + Apache
> > + ...
> > + Windows
> > + Apache
> > + IIS 6 (Win2k3)
> > + IIS 5 (Win2k / WinXP)
> > + ...
>
> The problem is that the different Unix variants have different
> instructions for Apache: HP-UX, Solaris, MacOSX. How do you
> think that
> could fit in here? I don't know myself therefore I ask :)
Are they really all that different? If it's just a few minor differences,
then those things can be noted as subsections of the server docs:
+ Unixy
+ Apache
+ HP-SUX
+ Slowaris
Etc ;)
If there are a large number of differences for a given platform across the
different servers, it might well be worth giving that platform a section of
it's own at the same level as unix and windows docs.
> Great. I planned to ask people to review the docs, as I also find it
> silly to move stuff to the system folder, while it will work
> without it.
> Also if the php.ini can be found in the php.exe folder in the first
> place, why not tell people to put it there? It would be much
> easier to
> install and remove.
Yes, it's especially important to keep php.ini in the c:\php4 (or C:\php5 dir)
now that we are drawing close to a new major release.
> I have also planned on contacting server
> vendors to help update the docs. The Sambar vendor added the right
> instuctions as user comments on the sambar page for example.
That's good. I hope the others are helpful :)
--Wez.
