One more problem to solve, probably another easy one.
I had recompiled PHP to include needed extensions like domxml, eaccelerator, etc before installing litespeed. I wanted PHP to work with litespeed so I said "yes" to the PHP handler in the litespeed installation procedure. (Awesome user friendly installation by the way!)
Now, the phpinfo test that is run via the litespeed server seems to be some sort of parallel PHP installation separate from my original PHP installation. It doesn't show eaccelerator, domxml or the other things I had for the original. But when I run a phpinfo program from the command line directly, the eaccelerator and domxml is still there. So there must be two PHPs on the system.
How can I get litespeed server to tap into the original PHP that I installed?
Thanks!
David
I had recompiled PHP to include needed extensions like domxml, eaccelerator, etc before installing litespeed. I wanted PHP to work with litespeed so I said "yes" to the PHP handler in the litespeed installation procedure. (Awesome user friendly installation by the way!)
Now, the phpinfo test that is run via the litespeed server seems to be some sort of parallel PHP installation separate from my original PHP installation. It doesn't show eaccelerator, domxml or the other things I had for the original. But when I run a phpinfo program from the command line directly, the eaccelerator and domxml is still there. So there must be two PHPs on the system.
How can I get litespeed server to tap into the original PHP that I installed?
Thanks!
David