Tham khảo tài liệu 'professional information technology-programming book part 92', công nghệ thông tin, kỹ thuật lập trình phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Linux Unix Installation These instructions take you through installing PHP from source using an Apache web server. You should become the root user to perform the installation by issuing the su command and entering the superuser password. Compiling Apache from Source If you already have installed an Apache web server that supports dynamic shared objects DSO you can skip this section. To check whether your web server includes this feature run the following command httpd l If the output includes mod_so . c then DSO support is included. Note that you may have to supply the full path to httpd for instance usr local apache bin httpd . You begin by downloading the latest Apache source code from http . At the time of this writing the latest version is so the file to download is called . If a later version is available you should be sure to substitute the appropriate version number wherever it appears in a filename. You need to save this file to your filesystem in usr local src or some other place where you keep source code. Uncompress the archive using bunzip2 as follows bunzip2 When the file has been uncompressed it loses the .bz2 file extension. You extract this archive file by using tar tar xvf Files are extracted to a directory called . You should change to this new directory before continuing cd Next you should issue the configure command with any configuration switches that are appropriate. For instance to change the base installation directory you should use the --prefix switch followed by the desired location. You can enter configure --help to see a list of the possible configure switches. You need to include at least the --enable-module so switch to ensure that DSO support is available for loading the PHP module later on. You should enter the following command adding any other configuration switches that you need to include . configure --enable-module so The .
