Cory Petkovsek wrote:
> I've got apache up, with php4 installed. Php4 scripts work fine.
> I've got this program I'm trying to use that says it works with
> php4, yet the files are all named *.php3. Does anyone know what I'm
> missing for apache setup? When I click on a .php3 file, netscape
> wants to download it. On a .php file it runs. I'd like to get it
> working without uninstalling php4 and installing php3 if it's
> possible (debian packages conflict).
Did you set your server's MIME type for files ending in .php3?
There are some comments in the default httpd.conf about how
to set up php3 processing.
> I tried renaming every instance within every file of .php3 to .php,
> and renaming all .php3 files to .php. However the program won't
> work! Go figure...
Probably the files refer to each other under their .php3 names.
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