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Posted by Rasmus Lerdorf on 07/06/05 02:26
Gaby vanhegan wrote:
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> On 6 Jul 2005, at 00:00, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
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>>> I suspected that this was the case, from what I read php5 doesn't work
>>> with threads yet...
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>>
>> There are simply too many moving parts here to ever be sure that there
>> won't be a thread-related race condition somewhere.
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>
> Ah ha, this makes more sense to me now.
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>>> It is in the right place. If I remove the LoadModule directive, PHP is
>>> inactive on the server, and anything ending in .php downloads as a plain
>>> text file. To all intents and purposes php5 works fine, it's just
>>> lacking the sapi_apache2 module.
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>> Huh? Lacking it where? I guess I didn't read the entire thread. If it
>> is working, then you have the module loaded correctly.
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> The gist is that the apache2handler is not reporting the sapi_apache2
> anywhere, either in apache or php. Plesk uses the presence of this
> module to work out if php is installed on the server, and therefore turn
> it on/off. My client has Plesk so I can't change that. I've also seen
> other phpinfo() pages where sapi_apache2 is present, so I would like to
> know how to get it compiled/installed in such a way that the
> apache2handler picks it up.
In the "Loaded Modules" Apache section it will show up as mod_php5.
There is no code that outputs sapi_apache2, so I am not sure where you
are getting that from. The right way to check the sapi is to call
php_sapi_name() which will return "apache" for any of the Apache sapis.
-Rasmus
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