Time to upgrade!

LordShryku

PHP5 final release was put out today...

Moonglobe

😃
nice

Shrike

Hurrah 🙂

teddmcload

hurrahh

Sul

...so what's new lol 😃

LordShryku

Were you that bored to revive a month old thread?

Jona

Originally posted by Sul
...so what's new lol 😃

[font=trebuchet ms]If you ever go to this site called www.php.net, and scroll down just a wee bit, you'll see this header that says, "PHP 5.0.0 Released!" Yep, the features are listed there. :rolleyes:

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LordShryku, I looked at your blog, and noticed you linked to Ryan Brill's site. I'm curious, do you also go to the Web Developer Forums, or did you see his article on A List Apart?
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LordShryku

I'm a bit of everywhere, but Ryan's a regular around here.

Jona

Originally posted by LordShryku
I'm a bit of everywhere, but Ryan's a regular around here.

[font=trebuchet ms]Ah, I hadn't seen that before.[/font]

laserlight

Anyone upgraded to PHP5.0.1 yet?

goldbug

Of course I have 😃

yelvington

Oh yeah. And 'make install' continues to screw up the Apache2 conf file by putting in Apache 1 directives. But that's easy to fix.

goldbug

Originally posted by yelvington
Oh yeah. And 'make install' continues to screw up the Apache2 conf file by putting in Apache 1 directives. But that's easy to fix.

In what way? My httpd.conf has no such entries. What configure command are you using for PHP?

yelvington

'./configure' '--with-mysql=/home/mysql' '--with-apxs2'

And it consistently adds the following line to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd2.conf:

AddModule mod_php5.c

That's appropriate for Apache 1.x, but all Apache2 wants to see is

LoadModule php5_module lib/libphp5.so

So, when I restart the server, it fails. I comment out the offending line, and all is well.

Had the same problem with 5.0.

goldbug

Well, it could be your configure command. Here's a snippet from my usual configure script:

./configure \
--with-apxs2=/usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs \
... etc ...

Don't see why specifying the path to apxs2 should matter (other than the possibility it's finding an Apache1.x apxs in a search path before the Apache2 version), but thats the only apache-related difference I can see between the two (only other possible one I can think of is that I compile apache myself as well--not sure if you use a package or whatever--but that shouldn't matter much either)