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Setting Up Zend Core for Oracle
2-4 Oracle Database Express Edition 2 Day Plus PHP Developer Guide Beta Draft
# the following line instead:
#
UserDir public_html
</IfModule>
3. In a command window, to use the new Apache configuration file restart Apache
by entering the following commands:
su
Password: <enter your su (root) password>
apachectl restart
4. In the command window, login as a normal (non-root) user and create a
public_html sub-directory in the users $HOME directory, by using the following
commands:
su - gstokol
Password for gstokol: <enter the password>
mkdir $HOME/public_html
5. If Apache is not running and you get an error page or do not get the expected
results. In a command window, start the Apache Web server on your machine
using the following commands:
su
Password: <enter your su (root) password>
apachectl start
If the Apache Web server does not start you may need to check the error log files
to determine the cause. It may be a configuration error.
Setting Up Zend Core for Oracle
This tutorial is specific to PHP in Zend Core for Oracle.
For detailed setup information for Zend Core for Oracle, see the Installation Guide
under Product Information on the Zend Core for Oracle web page at
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/php/zendcore/index.html.