Tag Archives: Apache HTTP Server

FreeBSD Ports: What Happened to mod_php5?

Posted on May 28, 2006 by Brandon Harper

I’m recompiling PHP5 on my server to add PostgreSQL support, and couldn’t figure-out why all of the various mod_php* ports had disappeared from the ports/www. Turns out you need to enable PHP to do its own Apache support now. To … Continue reading →

Posted in Operating Systems, Tips, Hacks, & Tricks | Tagged Apache HTTP Server, Computing, Cross-platform software, FreeBSD, Initialisms, MySQL, PHP, PHP programming language, ports | 7 Comments

Hacking Apache HTTPD Server at Yahoo!

Posted on January 26, 2006 by Brandon Harper

Michal J. Radwin of Yahoo! gave a presentation at the recent ApacheCon 2005 about their own internal version of Apache HTTPD Server called yapache, and the various hacks and configuration issues which they’ve worked through over the years. Since 1996, … Continue reading →

Posted in Languages, Servers, Tips, Hacks, & Tricks, Tools | Tagged Apache HTTP Server, Apache HTTPD, Computing, Cross-platform software, HTTP, Michal J. Radwin, Technology/Internet, Web server, yahoo | Leave a comment

ColdFusion MX on FreeBSD? Quick Update

Posted on June 26, 2003 by Brandon Harper

During the CFMX beta period, I started playing around with getting CFMX running on FreeBSD 5.0 STABLE and got far enough that I could get the service to start. However, being that there was no source to the Apache connectors … Continue reading →