When I do click on the phpconfig.php link from
http://ip-of-machine/phpconfig/, it returns a page with the actual
contents of that file (phpconfig.php) and doesn't load the page. See some
of the output below;
Try a simple php-script in this directory.
Something like this, name it test.php
When I do click on the phpconfig.php link from
http://ip-of-machine/phpconfig/, it returns a page with the actual
contents of that file (phpconfig.php) and doesn't load the page. See
some
of the output below;
Try a simple php-script in this directory.
Something like this, name it test.php
True, I have tried that and all I see is code instead. How do I go about
solving the php-parsing problem in my httpd.conf then?
Try this in your (actual!!) httpd.conf
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
Perhaps (not shure) this too, but the above should work
# LoadModule php4_module
Hi,
When I do click on the phpconfig.php link from
http://ip-of-machine/phpconfig/, it returns a page with the actual
contents of that file (phpconfig.php) and doesn't load the page. See
some of the output below;
It's quite likely that your Apache+PHP installation is
Julius Kidubuka wrote:
When I do click on the phpconfig.php link from
http://ip-of-machine/phpconfig/, it returns a page with the actual
contents of that file (phpconfig.php) and doesn't load the page. See
some
of the output below;
Try a simple php-script in this directory.
Something like this,
