Trying to get this to work on freebsd 4.5 clean install, just aint working. Im using the --with-apxs2.

Im getting errors like this :-

sapi_apache2.c: In function `php_apache_sapi_ub_write':
sapi_apache2.c:58: too few arguments to function `apr_brigade_create'
sapi_apache2.c:61: too few arguments to function `apr_bucket_transient_create'
sapi_apache2.c: In function `php_apache_sapi_register_variables':
sapi_apache2.c:148: warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer tar
get type
sapi_apache2.c: In function `php_apache_sapi_flush':

It doesn't seem like PHP supports Apache 2.0 yet :( I tried installing it yesterday

PHP 4.2.x will support Apache 2.x

also mod_gzip doesn't support Apache 2.x either

Oh dear, no mod_gzip, this is an essential, think i might miss out on the old apache 2.x !

I suggest waiting for the Apache 2.0 RPM release from RH, I'm sure at that time, both PHP and mod_zip will support it ;)

Originally posted by eva2000
PHP 4.2.x will support Apache 2.x

also mod_gzip doesn't support Apache 2.x either
You don't need it. It comes with mod_deflate as standard.

Info on mod_deflate

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_deflate.html

Note that the Status of this module is experimental.

What do you use instead of mod_throttle for apache2.x ?

I would recommend sticking with Apache 1.3.x for now, as it is much more compatible. I'm not saying that Apache 2 sucks, but rather that as it is new software it will probably be up to a year before everything is fully supported. :)

I just read a review of Apache 2. I guess the only good thing about it is the native code re-write for Windows machines.

Performace on *nix was the same as 1.3. I don't really see any need for an upgrade (for myself) since i don't host on windows.

The reason I so want to upgrade is because mod_perl 1.26 wont compile on my box.

mod_perl 1.99 will however, which is designed for apache2.

My only problem is that I cant get apache2 to compile with --enable-threads, which php wont work without, at this time.

Im running freebsd 4.5 this is a snapshot of the errors I get with apache 2.x when using the --enable-threads option. Please note these dont just apply to the ssl modules, theres loads of others, and not enabled ssl is still causing the same trouble, only not with the ssl modules.

/usr/src/web/httpd-2.0.35/modules/ssl/ssl_util.c(.text+0x8c5): undefined referen
ce to `apr_thread_mutex_destroy'
modules/ssl/.libs/mod_ssl.al(ssl_util.lo): In function `ssl_util_thread_setup':
/usr/src/web/httpd-2.0.35/modules/ssl/ssl_util.c(.text+0x96d): undefined referen
ce to `apr_thread_mutex_create'

Originally posted by Pillhead
My only problem is that I cant get apache2 to compile with --enable-threads, which php wont work without, at this time.

Im running freebsd 4.5

It's my understanding that the threaded MPM is not really functional for FreeBSD at this time. Hopefully this will improve in time for the real Apache 2.0 release, or it might have to wait for FreeBSD 5.0.

Kevin

Well after clearing everything out and starting scratch....

I can build apache 2 with enable threads, and it runs fine.

I can add mod_perl, and it runs fine.

I add php rc4 and it core dumps as soon as your start apache.