Add PHP to your web server as a CGI or a module. If you are using Apache 2.0, I would highly
recommend that you install PHP as a module instead of a cgi application.
OpenBiblio uses session data. Therefore, you will need to make sure PHP sessions is turned on.
Be sure to create a directory for your session data on your server and specify the session.save_path
in your php.ini file. The default php.ini sets session.save_path to "/tmp". Therefore, you have
to create a directory called c:/tmp (for Windows) users. However, I usually create a more descriptive name
inside my PHP directory and then change my php.ini file to match it.
Example php.ini directive:
session.save_path = d:\PHP\sessiondata