PHP installed as Apache module or just CGI?

[hazresource]

I am currently with a different vendor but very unhappy.
One problem is that they haven't integrated PHP with
Apache; I can only run PHP scripts as CGI (any PHP
page must live in cgi-bin and must start with
[nbsp][nbsp] #!/bin/php
)

I would like to know if FutureQuest's PHP support is
better integrated with the webserver software.
[nbsp]

[elite]

Yup it is integrated so you dont have to run it as a cgi.

[Charles Capps]

You CAN still call it as a CGI, also, if you have a desire....[nbsp][nbsp]/usr/bin/php, I believe.

[Justin]

/usr/local/bin/php

But it is recomended that you use the Apache module version, as it imposes much less overhead :)

PHP 3.0.12
Apache 1.3.9

Hope this helps.

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Justin Nelson
FutureQuest Support

[PaulKroll]

You'll also find the 6.1 version of phplib in /big/dom/phplib, I believe... Least, that's where it is for me. Now mind, the current version of phplib is 7.2, but I've no real idea what the differences are (features, bug fixes, both...)

I'm working w/7.2 on an internal server at work, and it's A)really a time saver on some tasks, and B) not perfect (aka, it's forcing me to go through hell for some OTHER things...) :)