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Subject: PHP on V5R3
From: "Gerald Magnuson" <gmagnuson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 08:55:01 -0600
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I am wanting to get PHP set up on my iSeries.

I have the Redpiece "Bringing PHP to Your IBM eServer iSeries..."

I am completely illiterate on UNIX...

I am guessing I do a STRQSH to enter the UNIX shell, and I
Can navigate directories, but I can't execute the make or patch
commands...

Is there another step by step document, more for newbie's ?



Hopefully, the next release will have some support for PHP...

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