Peter McGarvey wrote:
At the very least, use AddHandler instead of SetHandlerGreetings,I've got a bit of a problems with AxKit, and I was wondering if someone could give me a few pointers. The problem is that when I enable AxKit, bits of Apache break. I first noticed it with some PHP bits I've got installed. PHP stopped working completely, if I clicked on a link to a PHP script the source would be downloaded. I got around this by running AxKit on a different virtual server. This is the Apache config that I use to get AxKit running PerlModule AxKit SetHandler AxKit AxDebugLevel 10 AxGzipOutput On AxAddStyleMap text/xsl Apache::AxKit::Language::LibXSLT
AddHandler axkit .xml .xsp <whatever else you need>
Or use a File's block to limit AxKit's scope:
<Files *.xml>
SetHandler AxKit
...
</Files>
(note that you can wrap all the directives that you have above in this way except the PerlModule AxKit line.)
Also, either of these approaches should allow AxKit to play nice with other tools like PHP without having to resort to a seperate vhost.
HTH,
-kip
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