php-install Digest 24 Dec 2001 23:46:36 -0000 Issue 617
Topics (messages 5380 through 5383):
Re: Server 500 Error....
5380 by: John Wicks
5381 by: John Wicks
PHP with Mysql and Apache
5382 by: Tom
Large page load error
5383 by: Gösta Boström
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Hello Nathaniel,
"Nathaniel Harari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Cool.
>
> Okay, here's the deal:
>
> I originally installed it with the installer using the cgi: php.exe, and
> followed the directions, but it still gave me a 500 Server Error.
>
> Then, reading about how you guys basically were referring to the SAPI
> module, I downloaded the W32 binaries, and installed everything by hand,
> using the SAPI module instead (php4isapi.dll) for my IIS server on
> Windows 2000 Server edition. (Is that right? I thought it would be
> php4nisapi.dll, but it says otherwise).
>
> Anyway, I followed the directions and now, instead of a 500 error, it
> loads up a blank page, and hangs there for a while, all while saying
> "done" in the bottom left hand corner of the browser. Basically, it's
> doing something and hanging, and I have no idea what.
>
> If you guys want to see what I mean, check out:
> http://63.212.161.96:7777/index.php (it might be
I checked out this IP address an got through except for the error at the
bottom of the file...
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: footmsg() in
C:\PHPNuke\html\themes\Traditional\theme.php on line 78
> http://172.16.1.96:7777/index.php - it works on both because I haven't
> resolved any DNS to it locally yet).
This IP Address has a DNS problem...
>
> I have no idea why it is doing this. I set the filter for ISAPI and
> pointed it to php4isapi.dll, I set the user permissions on that to be
> the IUSR_<computer name> with, basically, chmod 777 rights (I
> know...it's NT. I just set full permissions on it for now to test it).
> So something is hanging. I took out all references to php.exe. I put
> copies of the dll libraries in WINNT/system32 and I put a copy of
> php.ini in WINNT directory.
I still haven't gotten it to work with just ISAPI. I haven't set permission
to full either though as this would be a security risk and shouldn't be
needed. Guess I'll have to try the CGI version php -i works fine...
Have a good one...
If you get any extra info let me know...
John
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Hello Nathaniel,
"Nathaniel Harari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi.
>
> A few weeks ago, I got PHP Nuke to install beautifully on my XP machine
> at home to test it - no problems for a first time user.
>
> Now, I want to use it for my work web site on my remote server for the
> company I work for. I am running Windows 2000 Server edition on a nice
> fast box with IIS 4.
>
> I installed PHP, MySQL, and PHPNuke. Only, I can't open any PHP pages: I
> get an "Internal Server Error 500" every time I try to open a php page
> through the browser by hitting the site. Everything works fine and
> running php.exe -i outputs the HTML code just beautifully.
I had the same issue, what I did was change all of IIS to run with the
php.exe CGI first. I got that running though there is an error in the
prepend.php3 file with a local directory. Once I fixed that I went back and
configured the ISAPI setup and all was well.
The offending line in prepend.php3 is line 13. This should point to your
include directory.
John
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I need some help with the install of php and MySql and Apache. I have a
problem I have not been able to find any doc's on.
I have a running web server hosting 7 domains and I want to install MySql
and PHP4 due to they would like to have a intranet message board.
Here is a detailed view of what I have running.
Apache is running in the default location for Red Hat 7.1. /etc/httpd/. But
the web pages have been moved to /home/httpd/ with 7 Virtual domains. My SQL
was configured to run with php using the following install
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/mysql. I have tested MySql is up and
running and tests fine.
I then have ran configure on the php install as follows.
./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql --with-apache=/etc/httpd/conf/ --
enable-track-vars
It gives me an error that is can't find httpd.h and fails. I know this is
due to I am not configuring it to the apache tar.gz But I don't want to have
to uninstall apache and re install it. I am looking for a way to install PHP
and MySql without removing the current config of apache. I just want to be
able to add to it.
--
Thomas Hicks
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When I try to access a php script which outputs alot theres an error
page showing up instead of the output or just nothing at all, this only
happens when accessing the page from the internet, not the localnetwork.
I use the cgimodule on apache (since I can't get the php4apache.dll to
load on 2.0.28). When accessing pages locally on my machine or on my
localnetwork I don't get this problem. But if I access any large page
from the internet, this problem shows up.
After reading bug reports on Apache.org this problem might be apache
related but only on version 2.*
/Gösta
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