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Date:  Fri, 13 Jan 2006 12:08:41 +0100
From:  Anders <andersb (at mark) blacksun.ca>
Subject:  [coba-e:03846] Re: php.ini
To:  <coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org>
Message-Id:  <BFED48C9.17C32%andersb (at mark) blacksun.ca>
In-Reply-To:  <43C753D7.8010802 (at mark) alpha.or.jp>
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Hisao SHIBUYA wrote:

> I think that we need to release php for admserv, because Fedora Core 4 has
> only php 5 and RHEL5 will support php5 only, I think.
> So, we will support newer distribution, php4 will be included in some
> BlueQuartz package such as base-admserv.

Right.

It's possible that you need to do the same thing for Apache (admserv),
in case 2.2 has some breakage or if someone wants another webserver...

We separated httpd and admserv for our old 550s, and it has been helpful.
(then again, on that silly platform you even needed two Perl installs...)


Of course, another option is cleaning Sausalito up for PHP 5... ;-)
Another Herculean task, along with updating it for XHTML and CSS ?


>> And it should probably "ship" with two such php.ini ?
> 
> /etc/php.ini is included in php package.
> I think it is smart, base-admserv has modified php.ini for admserv and
> BlueQuartz doesn't change /etc/php.ini.
> I will try separate php.ini and move the configuration of i18n.ini and
> cce.ini in /etc/php.d to /etc/admserv/php.ini.
> Then, /etc/php.ini is for httpd and /etc/admserv/php.ini is for admserv.

Great, that was what I was referring to.

While you're at it - you could put a copy of "the Alias for /error"
somewhere in the /etc/admserv/conf.d too, as it seems to be missing ?

Many old RaQ programs have a hardcoded "Location: /error/forbidden.html"

--anders