I haven't found a clear example in the documentation, and the archives indicate other people have asked this but haven't gotten a clear answer yet.
A typical Apache configuration uses the "Alias" directive to simply map a web folder to a local folder. While other directives may then be applied, typically this is all that is necessarry to "enable" a PHP application, assuming PHP is otherwise configured. For Cherokee, adding a "directory" rule with the "list & send" handler seems to be the recommended method. However, regardless of order or "final" settings, instead of executing the PHP scripts the php file is downloaded. What needs to be configured to make this work properly? If it makes any difference, the php is normally not accessed directly, but is referenced via an "index.html" file which re-directs to the appropriate php script. -- Daniel _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
