I've been following this thread for a bit now.  and I thought I'd go ahead and install 
PHP 
myself.  



I uncommented the lines.  and I attempted to install the PHP RPM's

no luck, I get a failed dependency.

liblber.so.1 and libldap.so.1 aren't available.  So where the heck are they?  This is 
the 
one thing that really bugs me about RedHat.  So I've got a file I need.  so how the 
heck 
do I figure out which other package contains it?

I can't wait to get over my linux bumbling and know what I'm doing.

thanks,

chris



On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 16:12:35 -0500 (EST), Charles Galpin wrote:

>This is exactly waht he is tellign you.
>
>it is *very* simple to get php3 working as modules. Easier than the
>cgi route.
>
>Just uncomment those lines and restart apache. See php.net to learn the
>language
>
>charles
>
>On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, er-chan wrote:
>
>> In /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf  there are lines with 
>> #Load module php_module  modules/mod_php.so
>> #Load module php3_module  modules/libphp3.so
>> 
>> locate modules/mod_php.so failed to find any modules containing php
>> 
>> What I want is not necessarily modules but php.cgi for php4 or php3
>> 
>> ; this may not be most efficient for speed but maybe easier to install
>> 
>> and learn scripting for a newbie.  thanks
>> 
>> 
>> ###### er-chan ##### at ## scn.org ### at #### usa.net ######
>> 
>> 
>> On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, Dave Reed wrote:
>> 
>> > > From: er-chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> > > 
>> > > I am a newbie server admin RH6.1.  Apache 1.3.9 is running and I want to
>> > > install php4 as a cgi  in order to learn some php scripting.  What is the
>> > > easiest most fail-safe way to add php4beta ??? tia  from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> > 
>> > RH 6.1 has php3 (php 3.0.12 I think) so you can already experiment
>> > with php.  Since you describe yourself as a newbie, I would start with
>> > that rather than trying to install php4 now.
>> > 
>> > You will need to edit the apache configuration file to enable php.  I
>> > think it's /etc/http/http.conf (but I'm not at my Linux box now so
>> > that may not be quite right).  In the configuration file, you'll need
>> > to uncomment (remove the leading #) the lines that talk about php and
>> > then restart apache (something like: /etc/rc.d/httpd restart, but
>> > again, I'm not at my Linux box and probably don't have the correct
>> > path).
>> > 
>> > Dave
>
>
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