install GCC

[eduac]

Somebody here have the steps to install the GCC (ansi-c compiler) into apache?

[tsinka]

Hi,

just to understand ... why do you want to install gcc "into" apache ? I never read something about that there is something like mod_gcc for apache.

[eduac]

I sorry, i badly expressed myself. The truth is i want to install the GCC into the linux and after that im able to install the apache and php.

[tsinka]

Ah, ok,

what Linux distribution do you use ?

[eduac]

Linux SuSE 8.1

[tsinka]

Hi,

SuSE 8.1 already comes with php and apache or do you want to install a more recent version of apache and/or php ?

[piersk]

Also, since it's such a recent version of Suse, I'm pretty sure it would come with gcc pre-installed as it were.

[eduac]

i make the installation of apache and gcc into the linux suse, but the serving only start in the inside of the account "root". And i dont obtain to enter through the console in the directory of the apache (i am new in the linux world).
Somebody here knows the command to enter in the directory of apache? because i need to finish the php installation.

[eduac]

sorry dude, but i have to contact the moderator about this.

[tsinka]

Hi,

did your post mean MartL ? I got tons of mails about MartL having replied to....

but seems like all his posts have been deleted (I know it's a little bit OT) ;)

Regarding your problem, I would suggest to look if you can find a tutorial about first steps on Linux, it would help a lot.

On SuSE the configuration is in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf.

Only root can stop and start the apache server. It will then start the tasks under the user configured in httpd.conf

Did you also install the rpm package mod_php4-4.x.x ?

The php is distributed as separate package, you'll have to install it before you're able to use it.

After installing php you can configure it by editing /etc/php.ini but I don't think that this is neccessary for the first tests.

The DocumentRoot of the apache standard installation is in /usr/local/httpd/htdocs. You can place your php scripts there to test if everything works fine.

The command to change a directory is cd, e.g. cd /usr/local/httpd/htdocs.

Hope this helps you a little bit :)

Regards,
Thomas

[eduac]

thanks very much, dude,

I already installed the apache and php mod into the Suse, now i go for the configuration. Forgive me for these questions, i am using the linux only two months. So i feel a virgin in this system. :D