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AOLserver README ($Id$)
To compile PHP 4.0 as a module for AOLserver, you need:
- installed AOLserver 3.1 or later
(see the note below for AOLserver 3.0)
NOTE: You should not use this module in production. PHP is not 100% stable
yet in threaded mode. To increase reliability enable the Global Lock
by removing #define NO_GLOBAL_LOCK in main/main.c. Also don't use
php_value as it will lead to races in a sub-system (use an ini file
instead).
1.) Configuring AOLserver
Read doc/install.txt in the source distribution
It usually boils down to changing the INST/PREFIX variable in
include/Makefile.global and running make all install.
2.) Configuring PHP
$ ./configure \
--with-aolserver=/path/to/installed/aolserver \
<other options>
NOTE: If you are still using AOLserver 3.0, you need to retain the
AOLserver source code and pass another option to PHP:
--with-aolserver-src=/path/to/source/distribution
3.) Compiling and Installing PHP
$ make install
4.) Changing nsd.tcl
a) New section
Add a new section to pass options to PHP (required):
ns_section "ns/server/${servername}/module/php"
You can use the following commands in this section:
The 'map' command will cause AOLserver to pass all requests to *.php to
the PHP module (can be specified multiple times). Example:
ns_param map *.php
The 'php_value "name val"' command assigns the configuration option name
the value val (can be used multiple times). Example:
ns_param php_value "session.auto_start 1"
b) Enabling PHP
Then enable the PHP module:
ns_section "ns/server/${servername}/modules"
...
ns_param php ${bindir}/libphp4.so
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This has been tested with AOLserver release 3.0.
AOLserver support has been written by Sascha Schumann <sascha@schumann.cx>.
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