> Apache on Solaris 2.6, suEXEC, PHP 3.0.15 as a CGI (not mod_php).
> I'm seeing this sort of thing in my Apache error logs.
>
> failed to open log file
> fopen: Permission denied
> [Thu Feb 1 04:28:33 2001] [error] [client 192.168.1.15] Premature end of
script headers: /usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/test.php3
>
> test.php3 contains only:
>
> <?php header("Content-type: text/plain"); print "foo\n"; ?>
Check what settings you have in httpd.conf and php.ini for logging errors --
It may be that PHP is trying to log an error (or just open a log in case
there is an error) in a file that PHP doesn't have write access to...
suExec may also be affecting it. If PHP is running as 'Joe' because of
suExec, but you've become accustomed to telling PHP to log errors to a file
'Joe' can't write to, well, PHP is not going to be able to start once you
throw suExec into the mix...
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