Hello there,
I recently upgraded from Apache v2.0.36 to the latest 2.0.39 build (Win32 edition) and at the moment I'm having trouble get PHP up and running as Apache now surprisingly refuses to initialise the php4 module (php4apache2.dll). I'm using the same settings as I were with the previous version.
It's not broken due to the new release, is it?
Any ideas?
EDIT: Blast! Wrong forum, sorry about this
PHP Module woes (Apache 2.0.xx)
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Forum is fine
It's PHP enough.
Unfortunately, PHP doesn't officially support Apace 2.0+...yet.
4.3 is supposed to handle that, IIRC. This is unfortunately a side affect of Apache's bucket brigade style of handling requests, and the fact that PHP (or Perl for that matter) don't like it that way.
Let's hope the PHP Group can sort through this mess.
Unfortunately, PHP doesn't officially support Apace 2.0+...yet.
4.3 is supposed to handle that, IIRC. This is unfortunately a side affect of Apache's bucket brigade style of handling requests, and the fact that PHP (or Perl for that matter) don't like it that way.
Let's hope the PHP Group can sort through this mess.
had the same problem this morning. It's the modul-magic-version-number the httpd is checking on all modules. Don't know why but they changed it from 2.0.36 to .39. Since I always have -hummm, let's say- difficulties with compiling/linking something against the $%##*%-cygwin (yes, I'm a microsoftie
) I changed it with a hex-editor
and it was working (as long as tested)
But nevertheless I turned back to .36
But nevertheless I turned back to .36