Re: [PHP] Ways to tell if existing setup is SAPI or Shared Object?
- From: ceo@xxxxxxxxx ("Richard Lynch")
- Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 16:35:10 -0500 (CDT)
On Thu, April 19, 2007 4:08 pm, Weston C wrote:
What ways are there to tell if PHP is actually built into an Apache 2
installation or if it's installed as a shared object?
I've dropped a file containing phpinfo() on the server I'm looking at,
hoping the Server API value would give me a clue, but it just says
"Apache 2.0 Filter," and I don't know if Apache filters are required
to be one or the other....
If I had to take a wild guess, I'd say "Filter" was a shared object...
But I suppose if you compiled it directly into Apache (does anybody do
that anymore?) you might still see the same thing...
If you can read httpd.conf, and find a LoadModule there with php, then
it's shared, I think.
The php_sapi_name function and PHP_SAPI constant may be of use if you
just want SAPI info in your program, rather than all of phpinfo()
They're probably all exactly the same output, though.
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