I noticed you never had a reply for this, its probably because this is
non standard, or totally not heard of. What I would do, (even though I
have yet to try this), is run php standard as a module in apache, but
then run the tomcat connector jk or jk2 into apache, so it will run
seamlessly. There is prob alot of settings to configure to do it
though. Tomcat has a nice easy to understand xml descriptor, i actually
prefer them than .conf files ;)
On 14/04/2005, at 7:30 PM, Andreas Persson wrote:
I have installed tomcat and added php-support with help of the
php-servlet
but it seem like php cant find any of the extensions installed. Like
mysql. I have the php4-mysql package installed.
If i run php -i from the commandline its telling me that I have
mysql-support and a small php-script runned from the commandline
verifies
this.
But if i run phpinfo() from a php-page under tomcat there is no support
for mysql (or anyother extension). It tells me that its using
/etc/php.ini
and I have enabled the mysql extension in it.
Anyone who knows why tomcat failes to find the php-extensions?
/Andreas
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