Joseph Bannon wrote:
Thanks Shawn, that worked :-)
Oops, didn't see that...
Next thing. I tried to upgrade PHP to 4.0.5 but when I do php -v, I get
4.0.4. What do I need to check to make sure it was upgraded?
Apparently you cgi-binary is still 4.04. When you configure PHP without any
server-API (like APXS), and use --prefix=/whereveryouwant instead, you get
the cgi-binary.
To check the version of you Apache-Module, write a file like this:
?php phpinfo(); ?
And display it in your browser. You will see a lot of information on your
system/Apache/PHP (so much information, actually, that you should delete this
file right away for security reasons), including PHP's version.
regards
Wagner
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