I've got my PERL version set up and ready to go. But with this PHP version, I'm suddenly at a loss. I'm wondering how the quote below, from my hosting company, might affect the way WWWTHREADS should be set up PHP-wise.
[:red]CommuniTech.Net is currently offering PHP version 3.0.9 and 4.0.3pl1. PHP 4.0.3pl1 is currently installed as a CGI binary, while PHP 3.0.9 is compiled into Apache. Below are the paths to PHP version 4.0.3pl1:
/usr/bin/php4
For backwards compatibility, PHP 3.0.6 is also available in:
/usr/bin/php
And PHP 3.0.9 is also available in:
/usr/local/php/php3.0.9
IF you wish to use PHP 3.0.9, you will not need a header on your PHP scripts, since Apache will automatically parse your PHP scripts. However, if you wish to use PHP 4.0.3pl1, then you will need a header, ponting to the PHP interpreter. Below are all possible headers that will work:
#!/usr/bin/php4
For backwards compatibility, PHP 3.0.6 is also available in:
#!/usr/bin/php
And PHP 3.0.9 is also available in:
#!/usr/local/php/php3.0.9
In the near future, we plan to drop support for PHP 3.x, and compile PHP 4.x into Apache.
Anyone want to take a stab at this? Free ice cream to all helpers.[]/testimages/icons/smile.gif[/]
