PHP and Postgresql nightmare

Hello all.. I have read numerous articles and how-to's on compiling PHP that includes the PostgreSQL extensions and have followed all their recommendations. Yet, my apache insists on reading the PHP directive from /usr/libexec/apache2 and my installation of PHP apparently doesn't create a new libphp5.so file.
I've compiled and installed apache 2.2.9, verified by running httpd -v, so I know my installation went off smoothly, yet the httpd.conf file is the same as before. One of the suggestions (which I followed) was to configure the new installation using Darwin as the layout. Has anyone else encountered this? How are you able to make a new PHP installation be recognized by an updated Apache server?
I'm completely lost!
Pedro Maldonado

This may sound silly, but how can I find out where the build is placed? I figured since I used the Darwin layout for Apache, the server file/folder structure would remain the same as it comes from Apple (Leopard). When I check "httpd -v" I do get the correct version I built (v 2.2.9).
I wonder if by using the Darwin layout, Apache doesn't build where php expects it to be? The idea for building Apache with that layout came from the PHP.net site, from one of the comments on the compiling and installation sections.
P

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