Depending on which version of Apache 2 you have, you may download certain version of the php.
\nI went through a lot to get this working. Part of the problem is that I was confused by the bundled version of the Apache with Solaris and I couldn’t figured out where is where as there were two copies of the Apache 2. Anyway, hopefully the following instruction is not too confusing.<\/p>\n
I had the Apache 2 version 2.2.4 (downloaded from sunfreeware.com), so I downloaded PHP 5.2.3 from Sunfreeware.com.<\/p>\n
PHP needs configuration. php.ini related files are in \/usr\/local\/php\/doc\/php along with other documentation. php.ini needs to be installed in \/usr\/local\/php\/lib. The libphp5.so file is installed in \/usr\/local\/apache2\/modules by default. The following two lines<\/p>\n
LoadModule php5_module modules\/libphp5.so
\nAddType application\/x-httpd-php .php<\/p>\n
need to be placed in your httpd.conf file in their appropriate places.
\nThe httpd.conf is normally stored in \/usr\/local\/apache2\/conf directory.<\/p>\n
Run the following command to restart Apache 2, now with php feature.
\n# \/usr\/local\/apache2\/bin\/apachectl restart <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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