On 8/17/05, dbourn1@tulane.edu <dbourn1@tulane.edu> wrote:
> 
> Just to give you an example of why i am loosing my hair. Take the Find command.
> #man find
> find -name [filename] yadda yadda yadda
> #find -name libphp4.so
> find: illegal option -n
> find: illegal option -a
> find: illegal option -m
> find: illegal option  -e
> 
>From the man page on find:
SYNOPSIS
       find [path...] [expression]
You are leaving out the search path.  To search the entire filesystem
you should type "find / -name [filename]".  To search the current
directory, it would be "find . -name [filename]".
One hint about PHP, there are two ways to compile PHP if I remember
correctly.  One is as an apache module, the other is as a standalone
or CGI environment.  IIRC you have to give the configure command some
options to make it compile for the apache module/shared object.
Try configuring with this included in the ./configure step:  --enable-so
that should give you the .so file you need for apache.
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