[Mapserver-users] installation in a shared hosting environment

[Stephen Woodbridge]

That should work great, I have a similar setup on my system. I have 
virtual hosts where all of them use the standard php apache module and 
then in one virtual host I have installed php as cgi-bin with mapscript 
and all the php requests in that virtual host go to that php instead of 
the apache php module. You can do the same thing on a directory by 
directory basis if you want it not a big deal.

Works great, haven't had a problem.

-Steve

Hal Mueller wrote:

> 
> I'm about to try again to install onto a shared hosting setup (the Ensim 
> virtual server, running Linux, I think Redhat).
> 
> The shared hosting comes with Apache, PHP, and mySQL already installed, 
> and maintained by the hosting company.  I don't want to break the 
> preinstalled Apache/PHP.  But I do specifically want PHPmapscript 
> available.
> 
> I'm about to install a second copy of PHP, in a separate clean 
> subdirectory, which will be used only to drive Mapserv/Mapscript.  Is 
> this a viable plan?  Anything to worry about?  Any suggestions on config 
> options or other gotchas?
> 
> TIA,
> Hal
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