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when trying to restart apache I get:
fixed now. stepwise good.
followed instructions on stepwise and it worked.
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What I think you did (as did I in the beginning) was run the resulting PHP package. Well, for some reason it doesn't work and I got the same error message you got. You have to do it manually. Just follow the instructions in the article. That is, mount the PHP disk image, and copy the tar file, forget about the .pkg file.
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yes I'm guessing there is a bug with php4.0.4 and apache .19 and Darwin.
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Yeah. I got this error also. I tried recompiling PHP again and the second time it went in and correctly updated my httpd.conf file. Perhaps the first time I hadn't compiled it as root or something. Strange.
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I also had this problem on two different computers, but I eventually got PHP, MySQL and Apache to all work on an iMac and a G4 PowerMac.
The installations seems somewhat nit-picky in which order some of the programs are installed. I think this is what worked for me. Install MySQL. Install Apache. Install PHP, using the ./configure, make, and make install options. If PHP is still having problems, saying that the shared object file is unreadable (that would be the .so file), try reinstalling PHP again. I found I had to install PHP twice before it worked. But now that it does work, I'm very happy! Just remember to turn MySQL on before trying to connect PHP to it. |
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