Hi,

I am curious whether anybody recently successfully set up Apache+PHP on MorphOS 2.x. Thanks :)

My last apache+php port is from 2004...
I ported php 5.2.6 last year and added SDL support ;)

have a look here :
http://dasixk.free.fr

You may also find some more recent lighthttpd+php for Morphos on the net.

SixK

[ Edited by SixK on 2009/12/12 19:24 ]

Yes, I tried the old port but it would not work for me :) Lighthttpd would be fine too I guess but I could not find anything right away. If you happen to have a link, I would appreciate it.

I may have confused lightpd with thttpd.
http://aminet.net/comm/www/thttpd_2.21b_php_mos.lha

But it's linked with php 4.4 :(

Did you tried this version ?
http://dasixk.free.fr/apache_1.3.31_php5.0Rc3_mos.lha

Seem's there is a recent port here, but with PHP 4.4 version :
http://www.amigaworld.de/software/morphos-portierungen/

SixK

[ Edited by SixK on 2009/12/12 21:29 ]

[ Edited by SixK on 2009/12/12 21:45 ]

@ SixK

With your port, it tells me "fopen: no such file or directory" and "http: could not open error log".

With DjBase's port, there is no error message, it just does not work

The thttpd port was a good suggestion in the sense that "localhost" actually works for me after I adapted the configuration to use the "www" user I set up for Apache. However, PHP does not work :) I just get HTML files displayed, unfortunately.

(PHP4 would be good enough for my current needs.)

OK I see the problem with my port, It seem's I only put the binary...
You may find a complete archive for another target and use my binary.
Maybe you can mix DjBase archive with my binary.
For thttpd, there is 2 archives, 1 without php and 1 with php support.
If you took the good one and php don't work, maybe php support have not been activated in config file. You will have to read the (fucking) Manual ;)
In apache, you have to say which file extensions will be interpreted as php file if someone did not done it for you ;) .

Note that normaly, you can also use the php binary with an apache with no php support, but you have to find how to do it in apache configuration file...

SixK

[ Edited by SixK on 2009/12/13 11:25 ]

@ SixK

Quote:

Well, I obviously noticed that it was just a binary. I copied it into an older port of yours (1.31 or so). But no change.


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If you check the archive on AmiNet, you will notice that, while multiple text files are included, there is literally no useful documentation included. Just some to-do list and basic information about how wonderful thttpd is. I read it all yesterday (not much there to begin with) but did not find any clues whatsoever.

(In php.ini, the PHP engine is switched on at least.)

Edit: Hmmm. thttpd actually works now. Loading pages from disk is a tad slower than I maybe expected though :) Anyway, thanks again for the hint regarding thttpd.

There's a bounty for AMP for AmigaOS4 already:

http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=49604&highlight=apache+mysql+php