apache 2.0 with DSO ----- php 4.3.10 problems....

my setup: redhat small (setup as in guide in forum -"linux, tips, trick, tutrorial)

I want to setup up a phpgroup. The closet thing i found was www.phpgroupware.org.

To get this to work the pre-requsites are as follow:

working MySql, Apache, PHP with at least mysql and imap support, and IMAP.

First things first.

Since the most flexible way Apache with PHP can be installed is as an Apache module …

I installed apache 2.0 with DSO …

everything fine … did well

Next i want ahead to install php 4.3.10 as a modukle and here is what i get :

> ./configure –with-mysql \

--with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs

loading cache ./config.cache

checking host system type… i686-pc-linux-gnu

checking for gcc… gcc

checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works… yes

checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) is a cross-compiler… no

checking whether we are using GNU C… yes

checking whether gcc accepts -g… yes

checking whether gcc and cc understand -c and -o together… yes

checking how to run the C preprocessor… gcc -E

checking for AIX… no

checking if compiler supports -R… no

checking if compiler supports -Wl,-rpath,… yes

checking for re2c… exit 0;

checking for ranlib… ranlib

checking whether ln -s works… yes

checking for mawk… no

checking for gawk… gawk

checking for bison… no

checking for byacc… no

configure: warning: You will need bison if you want to regenerate the PHP parsers.

checking for flex… flex

checking for yywrap in -lfl… yes

checking lex output file root… lex.yy

checking whether yytext is a pointer… yes

checking for working const… yes

checking flex version… 2.5.4 (ok)

checking for pthreads_cflags… -pthread

checking for pthreads_lib…

Configuring SAPI modules

checking for AOLserver support… no

checking for Apache 1.x module support via DSO through APXS… configure: error: You have enabled Apache 1.3 support while your server is Apache 2. Please use the appropiate switch –with-apxs2

[root@li10-60 php-4.3.10]#

does anyone how to go ahead and fix it…..

i looked around could not find answers…