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<0> aneither does apt-cache search apxs2
<1> Try installing apache2-dev
<1> I think that might be the package.
<2> I don't use prepaid wireless - its too expensive for the amount of time I'm on the phone
<2> err
<2> prepaid cellphone that is
<0> gah
<0> pain in the arse
<1> nathe: apache2-dev wasn't it?
<0> donno yet
<0> aformentioned 30 k down
<1> nathe: Installing it I have it.
<1> I love aptitude...
<0> that was it
<1> nathe: =)
<0> danke
<0> looks like it might actually work this time
<1> np
<1> Well, it shouldn't have gotten past ./configure if you had enabled apxs
<0> kuja: korean your first language?
<0> it didn't the prior times.
<0> this time it's doing
<1> Second language :)
<0> i'm actually onto make now
<1> nathe: Though, I despise you for being root :)
<0> english first, or are you just a linguish
<0> heh
<1> English first
<0> linguist
<1> ./configure; make; sudo make install #biatch! :)
<0> nods
<0> I don't really care... I sorta missed the whole sudo boat
<1> lol
<0> last time I seriously worked in *nix was about 6 years ago
<1> I idea with Ubuntu is that if you get used to just sudoing, you'll probably have less ****ups :)
<0> when everything really ***umed you were doing it as root
<0> I understand the concept
<1> It's okay.
<1> As long as you know what you're doing.
<1> Some people start X as root and use it daily
<0> rm / -rf ftw
<0> no
<0> heck
<0> even my daily windows logon isn't an admin
<0> I believe strongly in seperation of powers thanks much
<1> Well, on Windows I always log in with my own account, but it's an administrator account.
<0> yeah
<0> it gets to be a pain, but it's just how I am :P
<0> sides
<0> i'm not in windows much anymore
<1> On Windows, you can't really help it
<0> i'm either on this punny laptop tunneling x to make it go faster, or i'm on my work machine which I have no choice about being a restricted windows logon
<0> :P
<0> though to be quite honest, I've got vim and the gimp on there anyway... they are too cheap to buy me real tools
<3> kuja, remember me? I followed the official manual to install php, and its the same... it seems to be disabled
<0> (note that i'm not slighting vim... vim is awesome)
<0> woot to make install
<1> I prefer vim over emacs, but I prefer jEdit over vim =)
<4> i prefer ZDE
<4> to > *
<1> Sonny: Mhmm, so what was the problem again?
<0> jiggy: darn you!
<3> kuja, the same.... phpinfo() doest works,.... so my php is still not loaded, or disabled
<1> Sonny: Yeah, but it's just a blank page. So Apache is sending it correctly, it's just not being parsed.
<1> Sonny: Are you attempting to use it as CGI or as a PHP module?
<1> err
<1> Apache module
<3> kuja, I think both of them
<5> lol
<5> Sonny: what OS?
<6> Sonny: It's an either/or choice
<6> kuja: You should always use && instead of ; on configure/make/make install
<1> Mmm, yeah
<1> Halting on failure
<3> aidan: Win XP
<3> TML: either
<5> Sonny: pick ONE
<5> Sonny: you simply haven't followed the instructions properly... start again
<3> It's strange, because I dit it the past month
<3> aidan, yes, I'm almost sure that yes
<5> Sonny: start again
<7> Hi! Can IE plugin be used on linux without actual IE on the drive?
<3> ooooh c'mon... it's the 5th time
<1> Oddly, I told him to read the entire manual page for installing PHP5 on Apache2 on Windows. That was a few hours back, now he comes back :P
<7> for firefox
<6> Mitja: "IE plugin"?
<7> TML: IE View plugin for firefox
<6> PHP has an IE plugin?
<6> News to me
<7> TML: not php, firefox browser
<5> Sonny: there's no other way for us to help you ... it's a simple process, you've stuffed up somewhere
<5> Sonny: what steps have you done, in your own words
<6> Mitja: Oh, you must have made a mistake, this is ##PHP, not #firefox
<7> TML: they don't know
<6> Mitja: That doesn't mean you can ask in ##PHP
<1> He's probably talking about caffinated's Firefox plugin, though that's still off topic.
<7> lol
<0> woot.
<0> it's working
<1> nathe: I think it's comfy to just use Debian's PHP5 packages :)
<1> Though they're not *latest* stables :)
<0> well
<0> they don't come with mysql support
<0> :P
<1> nathe: Because they have separate packages.
<6> nathe: There isn't a -mysql?
<1> php5-mysql
<0> oh
<0> heh
<1> :)
<0> ****
<0> now you tell me
<0> lol
<0> awesome
<0> you know what?
<0> it's 3:00
<0> I have to be up in like 4 hours
<6> !+enter
<8> Don't use the enter key as puncuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type.
<5> nathe: 7 lines for 15 words?
<0> aidan: I'm tired and I learned I'm getting divorced. today is NOT my day. I've been burying myself in geek to try to ignore stuff.. slack good ;P
<1> nathe: Sorry to hear.
<0> **** happens.
<9> re
<1> That it does...
<0> not looking for sympathy as much as the fact that i should have added -mysql to the end
<0> lol
<0> damn
<1> nathe: Next time -- apt-cache search ^php5-
<0> heh
<3> aidan, ok.... 1st I installed apache 2.0.55, aftewards I have added tehes lines to httpd file: ScriptAlias /php/ "c:/php/" --- AddType application/x-httpd-php .php --- Action application/x-httpd-php "/php/php-cgi.exe" --- LoadModule php5_module "c:/php/php5apache2.dll" --- AddType application/x-httpd-php .php --- PHPIniDir "C:/php"
<0> well
<0> the interesting thing is now going to be getting phpmyadmin on there
<0> because it's going to want to install php5
<5> Sonny: why the ScriptAlias?
<3> aidan, Then I copied the php.ini-recommended to php.ini, and thats it
<6> Sonny: Well, as previously mentioned, you CAN'T HAVE BOTH. So either set it up for CGI or for the module.
<0> I guess I'll just do it the other way
<3> TML, or I'll disable CGI ok?
<1> You don't have to verify, Sonny.
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