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On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Hossein S. Zadeh wrote:
> If you read PHP installation and FAQ, it tells you to *FIRST* configure,
> make and make install PHP (this merely makes changes to Apache source
> tree), and *THEN* you MUST configure, make and make install apache. It is
> at this latter stage that PHP files are actually compiled.
I should have mentioned that I use everything from RPM and then build PHP
from source as a loadable module with apxs. I was under the impression
that Apache-SSL was Apache with added SSL capabilities and therefore could
follow the same build procedures.
> Well, unless of course you go RedHat's route of compiling apache(-ssl)
> from source and compiling everything as modules. Then later on you can add
> php module to a running apache(-ssl) without having to recompile the
> apache.
I'll try to build apache-ssl from SRPM and see what happens. This should
be fun.
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