Hello Josh (and members of the PHP install mail list),
As shown in the httpd.conf file of my first email, libphp3.so was referenced.
I have since installed PHP 4 and reinstalled Apache (both from the SuSE
install disks used in the original OS install). I modified the httpd.conf
file accordingly (moved the PHP4 references to outside of any IfDefine's) -
same situation - the PHP reaches the webserver but is not displayed.
>From my reading - perhaps Apache needs to be specially compiled for PHP
support, as opposed to merely installed through Yast from the SuSE install
CD's? I'm next considering locating the source for such a build (at apache
org?).
Input appreciated. I'm anxious to make use of PHP.
Regards,
Eric Stahl
In a message dated 1/8/01 5:01:10 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< Apache isn't running the page through php first, it's just sending it
staight to the browser. The fact that all you see is the text outside of
the <? ?> tags is perfectly understandable, since your browser is supposed
to just ignore anything it doesn't understand.
All I can suggest is to double check that you have your libphp3.so module
loaded in your httpd.conf.
Anyone?
Josh.
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