Is Hijack is compiled with SYSEM V IPC?

Heh. Didn't see this post before your other one..

As you've correctly guessed, Hijack isn't compiled with SysV IPC's:

# CONFIG_SYSVIPC is not set

Just curious, but why do you want to run Apache when Hijack has khttpd built in?

I want to run PHP. Will PHP run with Hijak's HTTP server?

Nah, it won't.

It's pretty easy to compile a kernel with SysV IPC's, though. Apache on the empeg seems like overkill to me (so does PHP) but who am I to judge.

IC, I just want to experiment. Do you know where can I get that kernel? Any links?

If nobody beats me to it, I could build you a Hijack kernel with SysV IPC. Might have to wait until I hand my project paper in on Thursday, though. Anyone got an unmolested Hijack source tree handy that can build a SysV-capable kernel?

I don't think any are readily available... Not many people need them.

Thanks for your time. I will wait for it.

Hi,

if you need a Hijack kernal with SYS V IPC enabled send me your email address and I can send it to you (based on HJ329 as that is what I currently have setup.)

My email address is "arvind_bk@hotmail.com" Thanks for your time.

No Problem,

It should be on its way now.

You can download the latest kernel I use on my empeg. It includes System V IPC and all the other things apache uses. ext3 is also supported. Hijack version is 332.

Download at: http://empeg.homelinux.com/empeg_kernel.hj332

Thanks for your time.

PHP works on my RioCar. When I export the PATH, the shell gives me some error when execute shell commands. Thats fine for me, but how do I integrate PHP into Apache. Should'nt I modify the .conf files? Could you please send me your .conf files for Apache.

regards
Arvind

Hi

You mentioned in another thread that you are running a debian chroot environment. In this case I would recommend to install the php debian package. This works for me.
The php version I provide for download is the php-cli version which will not run inside a web server. It's just for testing and runs on a stock empeg kernel.