"Fran Hsieh" <fran@ninecom.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Can you share this solution, or teach me?
>Thx.
Actually, there's nothing to "share" (all the software is opensource an largely available on the Interne :). You can
usethe prebuilt versions for Apache and PostgreSQL. I don't know If apache maintainer provides a php module, and if it
does,whether it has pgsql support. You can compile php as a dll module for Apache, using autoconf steps. Here's the
lineI use for configure script:
./configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --without-mysql --disable-xml --with-pgsql --with-dbase
[Note: I used this for php 4.1.0]
You must substitute "timezone" with "_timezone" in the file "ext/standard/datetime.c", and the compilation process will
haveno problems. The linking step consists in a line like:
apxs -c -o libphp4.dll libphp4.a /usr/local/apache/lib/libhttpd.dll
in the .libs directory from the php source tree.
Hints:
- you must know very well where your dlls and other libraries are (as the "/usr/local" above suggests, in my case they
areself build -- so "./configure" finds the postgresql support in a "well known" place); I'm not aware of the
installationlayouts the prebuilt packages might have.
- the "make install" script doesn't copy the libphp4.dll in the apache's "$libexec" path, neither adds the
LoadModule/AddModulelines; these must be done manually.
- the first hint applies to starting apache with php enabled, i.e. the libphp4.dll depends on postgres' libpq.dll;
theirpaths must be included in the $PATH variable before you do "apachectl start".
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>>Anyone had any success building this combination?
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>Yes.
>
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Please keep replies on the list, so others can benefit/contribute.
SLao
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