buildapache, phpSuExec, 'custom' php?

[shannon]

Alright, heres the fun, we used to use buildapache's "Advanced" option, and play with the PHP modules a touch (ie: turn on some more)

Now we're running buildapache with option... 2 I think it is (Webroot protect/phpsuexec).. now, I know this means php is no longer running as an Apache module (can I get a "yea less memory hoggin apache children!") but using the php executable... perfect.

And I see that buildapache made me a new php executable. (Timestamp).. good.. now...

/usr/local/bin#php -m
[PHP Modules]
Zend Optimizer
bcmath
calendar
ctype
ftp
mysql
overload
pcre
posix
session
sockets
standard
tokenizer
xml
zlib

[Zend Modules]
Zend Extension Manager
Zend Optimizer

Segmentation fault
/usr/local/bin#

1) How do I get GD as one of those install modules? If I do "Advanced" in build apache, check GD and "PhpSuExec" will that do it? Or is there some other black magik voodoo ritual?

2) What's with the Seg Fault at the end? Entirely possible that it's existed before, coudn't say, never needed to run php -m before today (when I noticed it acted like GD wasn't around)... php scripts are all running properly though.

Anyway, any ideas on either of these, greatly appreciated. Hopefully I didn't leave anything out (been up approx 22 hours at this point, busy day/night).

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[mickeymouse]

RE: buildapache, phpSuExec,

Dear shannon,

In \"Advanced\" in build apache, checking GD and \"PhpSuExec\" will be sufficient to install GD.
If you get Seg Fault, try running the following command:

ulimit -n 16384;/scripts/restartsrv httpd

Regards,