Is there any way to statically build PHP5 into any version of apache on Windows?
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Sam Carleton wrote:
> Is there any way to statically build PHP5 into any version of apache on
> Windows?
1. yes.
2. it's non-trivial.
3. it's possible to compile mod_php.c in, it's also possible to compile in
all of mod_php.c and the php4ts.dll modules. The definition of static
can vary.
4. it offers no measurable performance improvement.
Is there any particular why?
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On 1/29/07, William A. Rowe, Jr.
> Sam Carleton wrote:
> > Is there any way to statically build PHP5 into any version of apache on
> > Windows?
>
> 1. yes.
> 2. it's non-trivial.
> 3. it's possible to compile mod_php.c in, it's also possible to compile in
> all of mod_php.c and the php4ts.dll modules. The definition of static
> can vary.
> 4. it offers no measurable performance improvement.
>
> Is there any particular why?
I am developing a product that I am going to be selling to the average
person (those that know nothing about computers). It is a sort of
kiosk system for events with a server that has a GUI frontend to
populate the system with data. The viewing stations will be web
browsers. The setup/network will be setup and broken down on at the
events by my customer.
I am trying to simplify things for my customer (so they don't have to
worry about setting up and configuring apache), so I have decided to
put only what I need of apache and php into the directory structure of
the GUI application and have the GUI application control the
startup/shutdown of apache.
I was simply thinking that if I could statically link apache and php
so that there was simply one executable, it would make packaging and
distribution simpler for me. I could be wrong;)
Sam
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Sam Carleton wrote:
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> I was simply thinking that if I could statically link apache and php
> so that there was simply one executable, it would make packaging and
> distribution simpler for me. I could be wrong;)
What you save in having one binary is mitigated by the fact that pushing
out one small fix (say, a serious flaw in a specific module) goes from
a small update to the entire binary.
From the Apache httpd side, see os/win32/modules.c for the static module
list, and add all the sources for all your desired modules (mod_alias,
mod_auth etc are probably modules you also need). You can compile all
the sources from libhttpd, mod_FOO, etc and set httpd.dsp to depend
upon apr and aprutil instead of libapr and libaprutil. You won't be
able to do loadable libiconv modules, but I doubt you are using those
features.
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Is is possible to run php4 and 5 on the same apache server?
Bob
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On 03/18/2010 03:24 AM, Bob Cohen wrote:
> Is is possible to run php4 and 5 on the same apache server?
>
> Bob
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why not ?
Use mod_fcgid or mod_fastcgi. Both will do. Lot of stuff is in Google.
Search !
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On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 06:50:00 +0530
Nilesh Govindarajan
> On 03/18/2010 03:24 AM, Bob Cohen wrote:
> > Is is possible to run php4 and 5 on the same apache server?
> >
> > Bob
> Use mod_fcgid or mod_fastcgi. Both will do. Lot of stuff is in
> Google. Search !
>
yes, or you can use one php version as a module and the other(s) as
cgi/fcgi . i had this running for compatibility reasons for quite a
while.
startx
ps: however rremember that php4 is deprecated and gets no security
fixes anymore ;)
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