Hello Sertac Did you experience precisely the same problem as I am, of httpd not accepting what appears to be a valid config file? I must thank you for the offer, but the benefit of using Busybox is that it's already in use on the target system (a Dlink NAS running the alt-f firmware, where every MB of RAM matters), whereas thttp is not.
The only way of getting this to work is by putting the PHP files in the /cgi-bin directory, but then they have to begin #!/usr/bin/php which is not very elegant, and the URLs will not be as pretty either.. :) Strangely enough, the latest Ubuntu Busybox package (1.17.1), given the same config file, performs as it should without complaint.. 2011/8/2 Sertac TULLUK <[email protected]>: > Dear Elias; > > About 1.5 years ago, I tried to compile busybox HTTPD with PHP for a long > time (I tested busybox 1.16.X and 1.18.X).. Unfortunately, it looks very > hard to achieve this. I couldn't succeed it.. > > However, after that time, I compiled THTTPD with PHP succesfully for > arm-linux. It is working fine. > > If you want, I can help you about how to compile THTTPD with PHP support for > arm-linux. > > I hope this helps. > > Best Regards > > Sertac _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
