I just sucessfully installed PHP 5.0.2 from source. I was
getting a
header files error but resolved that.
Here is my situation. I am using 2 UNIX boxes. The first one
runs mysql
and the second runs apache and PHP.
I want to keep the database seperate from apache and PHP.
That being
said, I attempted to install PHP on the apache machine
without mysql
then received the error about the header files. I then
copied the mysql
source onto the apache machine then rebuilt PHP. PHP then
suceeded to
build with no further error messages.
Now that I have PHP installed, I would like to know if I can
delete the
mysql source from the apache box. During the make install, I
did see
that PHP took some files from the mysql source tree and put
them
somewhere else under the PHP directory tree. I don't believe
that PHP
will be going back to the mysql source for anything at this
point.Am I
correct?
If I need to keep the mysql source on the apache box, do I
need to
start the mysql server on the apache? This would totally
defeat
seperating PHP from the dedicated mysql box that I set up.
Thanks!
Frank
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