[users@httpd] can php module be compiled like this

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From: "g xy" <gxy.apache@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 10:23:36 +0800
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Hi,All

I now meet a very difficult envirenment. I have a apache http server running which was originally compiled without DSO support, now I want to substitute the php module to let it include new version of mysql client. How should I do ? can I compile it with another apxs and then copy the installed php to my apache server and then modify the httpd.conf to load new module? I tried this way and when I tried to start apache, it says can't load php4.so? what else should I do ? can anyone help me? Thanks!

--gxy

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