dazman19
April 8th, 2011, 11:50 AM
It seems like you need to use the --enable
but my understanding is this is how you do it if you compile apache yourself manually using make and a compiler.
If you used a package manager like apt or synaptic to install apache2/php5 ... then is it possible to install this module using sudo apt-get modulename
then using a2enmod ...
restart apache?
If i did have apache up and running and needed to add this module on a production server to insert some code, what would be the best procesS?
We have decided to create a seperate thread to do some work for us, and I would like to know whats best and easiest to do. I usually install apache using apt.
but my understanding is this is how you do it if you compile apache yourself manually using make and a compiler.
If you used a package manager like apt or synaptic to install apache2/php5 ... then is it possible to install this module using sudo apt-get modulename
then using a2enmod ...
restart apache?
If i did have apache up and running and needed to add this module on a production server to insert some code, what would be the best procesS?
We have decided to create a seperate thread to do some work for us, and I would like to know whats best and easiest to do. I usually install apache using apt.