[AOLSERVER] PHP?
Has anyone used PHP under AOLserver? I'm not expecting anything like a tight integration, just have some code written for PHP that I'd like to expose on a site already running AOLserver. Any comments or try starting here would be welcome. Michael
Re: [AOLSERVER] PHP?
I have it running - It was pretty easy. Just follow the instructions in
the PHP install doc.
Build and edit yr conf.
I have the following
# php section
ns_param php ${bindir}/libphp4.so
ns_section ns/server/${servername}/module/php
ns_param map *.php
ns_param php_value session.auto_start 1
-Simon
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Subject: [AOLSERVER] PHP?
Has anyone used PHP under AOLserver? I'm not expecting anything like a
tight integration, just have some code written for PHP that I'd like to
expose on a site already running AOLserver. Any comments or try
starting here would be welcome.
Michael
Re: [AOLSERVER] PHP?
I have it running - It was pretty easy. Do you know if the thread-safety issues have been solved? Has the module been stable for you? -- C. R. Oldham Director of Technology NCA Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement [EMAIL PROTECTED] V:800-525-9517 F:480-965-9423
Re: [AOLSERVER] [[AOLSERVER] PHP?]
Been using it fine here, though not pushing it real hard. Using it on both Solaris 2.6 and Mandrake-Linux platforms with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle8, and ODBC database access. Ron Michael Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone used PHP under AOLserver? I'm not expecting anything like a tight integration, just have some code written for PHP that I'd like to expose on a site already running AOLserver. Any comments or try starting here would be welcome. Michael === Ron Patterson | USA.NET [EMAIL PROTECTED] | 1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd 719-785-2328 | Colorado Springs, CO 80920 AOL/Yahoo IM: RonPDude |
Re: [AOLSERVER] PHP?
I've built it before (a while back) so that part doesn't scare me. But somehow I'd forgotten that it is a scripting language, not a webserver, and so I was pleasantly surprised to realize today that I can keep my AOLserver platform and still use this code. The conf info was *exactly* what I was looking for; thanks! Michael Simon Gibson wrote: I have it running - It was pretty easy. Just follow the instructions in the PHP install doc.
