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What I had to do to get php-3.0 built, and working with the Apache-1.3.0 build: extract php-3.0 in to a suitable directory. I always use a directory called 'c', under my own home directory. Its safe there, so I don't accidently clobber something. Make sure gd1.3, from www.boutell.com is built, and BE SURE that you install the libgd.a file in /usr/lib, and the gd*.h files into /usr/include I used the do-conf file: ./configure --with-apache../apache-1.3.0 \ --with-gd=/usr/local --with-pgsql Then, be sure to use 'gmake'. Make sure your apache-1.3.0 is actually ../ just in the next directory. You can now safely do a 'gmake install'. It will install the module into the appropriate apache directory. Next, cd../apache-1.3.0, and begin by making a do-conf shell file and make it 755. I used this: for compatibility with previous apache version: ./configure --compat --prefix=/usr/local/etc/httpd \ --activate-module=src/modules/php3/libphp3.a Run this, (or your version) and then do 'gmake' only. Once you know it compiles ok, then start adding modules to the do-conf file, and re-gmake it. That should hopefully take you a lot less time than it took me: cheers Robert | |||||
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