Apache Installation on Linux: No Add Modules

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Old 10-20-2003
grizzlyb
 
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Default Apache Installation on Linux: No Add Modules

I have installed apache 2.0.47 about three times on Linux Mandrake
9.1. The installations have all been ok, but every time I access the
httpd.conf file there are no AddModules listed as well as there being
no mention of ClearModuleList. I have followed the install
instructions from php.net, see PHP and Apache 2 on Linux at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.apache2.php, and yet they never
appear.

I am unable to compile any php code without AddModule mod_php4.c which
is not installed and I cant seem to add it successfully.

Does anybody have suggestions?

Much obliged

RB
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Old 10-27-2003
Joachim Ring
 
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Default Re: Apache Installation on Linux: No Add Modules

agrizzlybear@hotmail.com (grizzlyb) wrote in message news:<f945dcb5.0310200947.6d2b280c@posting.google. com>...
> I have installed apache 2.0.47 about three times on Linux Mandrake
> 9.1. The installations have all been ok, but every time I access the
> httpd.conf file there are no AddModules listed as well as there being
> no mention of ClearModuleList. I have followed the install
> instructions from php.net, see PHP and Apache 2 on Linux at
> http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.apache2.php, and yet they never
> appear.
>
> I am unable to compile any php code without AddModule mod_php4.c which
> is not installed and I cant seem to add it successfully.
>
> Does anybody have suggestions?


there is no such thing as an AddModule or ClearModuleList directive
for apache2. in apache 1.3 these were crutches to determine the order
in which different modules had a go at each request (last added went
first). with apache2 the order can be given in the module-source and
one just needs a LoadModule statement.

joachim
 
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