Re: Activating PHP -- MIDRANGE-L

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Roy,

Download the latest version of the Zend server from Zend. Make sure you pick the IBM i tab on the downloads page. Including download time, call it 2 hours start to finish.

There is a charge for the use of the server/support from Zend, so keep that in mind. The Community Edition will continue to run after the trial period, but most of the useful features of the Zend Server are no longer available, so it is well worth the cost of the support payments to Zend. We'll let Trevor take on the "iSeries" running V7 of IBM i naming issue.....

Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects

On 11/20/2012 6:59 AM, Roy Luce - Systems Plus wrote:

Good morning.

Been given the Thanksgiving weekend task of getting PHP operational on the
iSeries.

Looking for a reference on activating PHP in the iSeries.

Found several dated references from the 2006 timeframe when PHP was first
made available on the iSeries.

Wondering if there isn't an updated reference now that Apache and PHP are
part of the standard iSeries software set.

Any experience-based advice to share?

Running OS V7R1M0.

Roy Luce

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