PHP in make.conf?
$ grep PHP /etc/portage/make.conf
PHP_TARGETS="php7-4"


My make.conf does have php in there under the USE flag, and I un-hashtagged the PHP_TARGETS line.. Recompiled --newuse (world) and php works when I make a simple phpinfo page, but it croaks when I get to the installation ...

Hi
In /etc/conf.d/apache2
do you have php enabled

APACHE2_OPTS="..........-D PHP.........."

Yes, it's in there.


Possibly also fcgi and/or php-fpm depending on how you configured apache.
Also what is the output of

cat /etc/apache2/mo*/70_mod_php.conf

Here's what it has:

IfDefine PHP ...

Hello,

I'm working on a server that I do not have physical access to (ssh in from my location). It is an older 32bit computer (thus my love for Gentoo grows).

I installed Wordpress (It's my go-to for my friends that want to run their own servers out of their homes).

Gentoo and me haven't played ...

Thank you, I did get Owncloud (portage version) installed, but mysql isn't playing. I'll start a new post with that issue.

I have been playing with owncloud and nextcloud on my server the last couple days and I think owncloud will server her best. Nextcloud is a lot more "stuff" for her to remember ...

Thank you :D, I'll get in and tinker with my files (I can't remember which one will get the www-apps/owncloud ~x86 or www-apps/nextcloud ~x86 flags but I know it's in there with the use and package files (/etc/portage/?/*.use I think) .. It's sad how quickly you forget the little things on the ...

I've got a server (old 32 bit desktop computer that I run headless with minimal install) that is in another part of the state. The woman I built it for takes a lot of pictures and I had planned on setting up her server with Owncloud (or NextCloud), but neither seem to be available anymore, in ...

I'm installing Gentoo (my long lost fave) and have a question about what to do about grub.

My machine is currently sda1 (XP), sda2 (blank), sda3 (swap), sda5 (Gentoo), sda6 (Ubuntu).

I initially installed XP then Gentoo then Ubuntu. Thought Gentoo might have issues with Ubuntu's Grub2.

I just ...

With big files I stick with XFS; BUT only on reliable hardware and never as the /boot portion of my servers.

If it's an old hdd you plan to use, stick with reiserfs it's nice and tollerant of erronious hdd equipment.

I'm stumped, been a Linux'er for about 5 years; 3 of those were with Gentoo, then I moved all my machines away from Gentoo and now I've decided to build one back up Gentoo (I missed my Gentoo).

I have an oddity with my /boot (/dev/hda1). It is ext3 (or that is what I told it to be mkfs.ext3 /dev ...

I'm sorry .
You can access my main site by using the ip address, but not the url ..

Pretty simple, but I'm having the hardest time figuring out what got changed .. I'm possative it's in a config file or something close.

Justin

P.S. And I checked with afraid.org and they are passing my info on ...

I've been running Apache for a few years now (Pretty much stock with one php line added to fire up PHP).

Here are all my apache2 related files I can think of .. or that I know I've edited:
/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

#
# This is a modification of the default Apache 2 configuration
# file by Gentoo ...

Squared away compiz-quinnstorm .. and I've found that x11-drm is not applicable to my system. I've got an nvidia FX5700LE card and can't use the open source app (x11-drm).. My question is, how do I stop xgl-coffee/install.sh from trying to emerge it? I see a bunch of ati stuff in it's emerge attempt ...

Changing to neon-0.25.5 worked like a charm for subversion .. X11-drm however .. Doesn't like my kernel ..

Here's the low-down:

>>> Emerging (1 of 1) x11-base/x11-drm-20050502 to /
* Determining the location of the kernel source code
* Found kernel source directory:
* /usr/src/linux
* Found ...

I have tried that one .. and that opened a very related problem ..

It finds that neon isn't filling subversions needs. So, it attempts to re-emerge subversion but it has an error that neon isn't filling it's needs, so I emerge -Ca neon && emerge -a neon .. and waddya know .. it still doesn't fill ...

Any ideas? It's still not playing nice on it's internal speakers. It plays fine on it's headphone jack however.

Justin

I did have nvidia-settings fired up .. all looked well ..

I'm re-installing on my main workstation now, paying close attention to make sure I don't put anything extra on there .. (don't know, but the new modular x11 seems way more bloated than the old one .. just broken up more) ..

I'm setting ...

Think it's better now with the upgrade to gcc-4.1.1 .. Still a few things get all grumpy w/me .. but it's better and workable ..

thanks,
Justin

Somehow found compiz-vanilla and quinnstorm .. (ran ./install.sh from xgl-coffee) ..

All went well .. except compiz-vanilla nor quinnstorm compile w/out errors ..

Thanks for the help so far,
Justin

First off I notice this when I run ./install.sh base up from my xgl-coffee directory (for me it's in /shared/LinuxApps/Portage/xgl-coffee).


Computer xgl-coffee # env-update && source /etc/profile && ./install.sh base up
>>> Regenerating /etc/ld.so.cache ...

Nope .. sorry, just compiz, and metacity. (/shared/LinuxApps/Portage/xgl-coffee/x11-wm/compiz .. and /shared/LinuxApps/Portage/xgl-coffee/x11-wm/metacity) .. I dunno what's up .. I did the normal subvbersion etc...

Partly on topic, is there a way to run Xgl on both my monitors? (Even if one doesn't ...

You mean this part?

Manual Checkout

If you wish to maintain the overlay yourself, perform the following. Otherwise, you may skip down to HOWTO XGL#Unmasking relevant packages.

* Note : it is best to keep all overlays separate from each other.

# change dir to your favorite overlays directory ...

First I don't have compviz-vanilla or quinnstorm even with package.keywords filled in as suggested by the wiki . Portage just says package not found.. Do I need to overlay them from somewhere too? All I saw in the wiki about them were to add them to my packages.keywords file.

Secondly .. I try the ...

That's a roge on the Nvidia-DRI .. I've had it both ways on this xorg.conf and it didn't make a diff. The only thing I've noticed for sure was, that the newer the xorg-x11 the worse it works with nvidia, and the slower my 3d numbers get.

Thanks for the conversation, brings up good things for me to ...

No prob, all the mouse works great just not the side to side on the wheel (Well, it hasn't cut and pasted via the middle button for a minute, I might a borked that) ..

I keep waiting for the newest Apple stuff to drop in price, but .. that wait has been going on now for about 9 years .. lol ...

I'm hoping I'll be sending my life savings away for a new MacBook Pro here in the next couple months. I played with one on my last deployment and loved it ..

Here is my glxinfo .. all looks good there ..


sh-3.1$ glxinfo
name of display: :0.0
display: :0 screen: 0
direct rendering: Yes
server ...