On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Tim Haynes <tim.hay...@openlinksw.co.uk>wrote:
> > I see no reason why you couldn't host in apache and use Virtuoso just for > the data backend, if you wanted: for example, drupal's settings.php > contains a line > > $db_url = 'odbc://drupal:ignored@Local Virtuoso/drupal'; > Thats good to hear Tim. > > > I plan on trying this again soon but my last effort to use the php > > hosting stalled because I couldn't get some of my required php plugins > > working properly. > > How so? > > For the record, I have a php-5.2.10 I built myself as per that VirtBldPHP > webpage, with custom APC module from source - so something's possible, for > sure. > The issue may be particular to how PHP packages are installed on Ubuntu. It's been over 3 months since I tried it but I vaguely recall the problem was the directory where the php.ini was expecting the extension_dir to load plug-ins from. Ubuntu debian packages had moved around (cleaned up) where some of the plug-ins and their config.ini files are placed (e.g. /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/). I couldn't get Virtuoso's hosted PHP to find them. Since I'm probably forgetting something, the best way to reproduce it would be to set up a Ubuntu LAMP server with the curl extension working. Then attempt to use the same PHP script that connects with curl via LAMP or Virtuoso hosted PHP. -Steve
