Lester Caine wrote:

> On some of the other lists there have been discussions about setting up
> Apache/PHP and complaining about having to compile PHP to add things -
> in those cases MySQL! But I will be most surprised if CentOS does not
> follow the normal configuration pattern

"normal" as in "vanilla" ? Probably not.

> for it's Apache and PHP ini
> files. This is where the faq191 is a little 'behind the times', since it
> is unlikly there will be an extensions section in a Linux php.ihi file.

If you download the latest PHP 5.2.x source from php.net and install it
without any manual changes or patching, php.ini does have extension section.

So, it really depends what is one's definition of "normal" :)

You're right, many (most?) distributions choose to change the defaults
for Apache/PHP in order to follow their own filesystem hierarchy...

> http://www.enquirysolve.co.uk/wiki/index.php?page=Linux+Manual+-+FLAP+Setup

Very useful, thanks.

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