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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Chris Fraser <ar...@urswerks.homeip.net> on 2002/04/15 09:35:09 UTC

Re: Apache 2.0.35 and php 4.2 RC3

Greetings,
 I've installed Apache 2.0.35 on my WinXP box a few days ago. I looked it over and  configured
it while I waited for php compatability. I noticed yesturday that the php 4.2 RC3 was released
and that it has support for Apache 2.0.35. That's what it stated on the front page of  
php.net.
I downloaded it, but could not find any document that mentioned Apache 2. I tried installing  
it as per the Apache 1.3 instructions, but got an error saying that it couldn't find the .dll.  
I looked in the experimental drawer and tried the apache2filter.dll. Got a different error,
something about an sapisomething.c not being compatable. I think I have to do something with
the filter commands. Needless to say I've spent the weekend driving myself nuts. I looked  all
over php.net. The only other mention to Apache 2 was on the qa.php.net feedback submission
page. It mentioned an Apache 2.x Module (DSO), I assume that would be referring to an apache
php.so or .dso that would go in the loadmodule section.
So, Anyone have Apache 2 installed with php 4.2 RC3 or RC4? I so, how is it done?


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