Eivind Arnesen schrieb am 14.02.2001: > >Sorry to bother you all with this, but I have simply >spent enough (=to much) time on this (browsing newsgroups and the >www). > >I cannot get php working with my apache server. >I have tried both php3 and php4, but with no success. > >I'am currently running Apache/1.3.9 and php3 on Debian 2.2. > >When I run apache -l I get: > >Compiled-in modules: > http_core.c > mod_so.c > mod_perl.c > mod_macro.c > >I have installed apache and php3 using apt-get. I have also >tried newer versions of apache and php, but none have worked. >I've uncommented Loadmodule ... php ... line in httpd.conf >and .php .php3 etc. are included in the file mime.types > >When I try to open a php file in netscape, nothing happens! >(the html is ok, but phpinfo() for example does not work!) > >Can someone help? Give me some instructions? > >I hoped(thought) that apt-get install would spare med from such >troubles. >I've managed to get it to work when I compile from source (using SuSE >linux), but I'd rather use apt-get whenever possible. That's one of >the >main reasons that I wan't to use debian. > >Thanks! >Eivind. > >
Have you added or uncommented the AddType directive in httpd.conf where it is defined that the php-handler should be called, if a request comes in for a php-page? If you try to access a php file do you get back the source code? Then the above should be the solution. -- On the 8th day, God created Linux
