* Thus wrote Joan McGalliard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi,
I'm getting a little desperate here, and running out of places to ask.
My hosting company changed - without warning - to PHP Suexec, which
completely broke to sites. They haven't been able to tell me how to
fix it, just vague suggestions, and when I ask for detailed
instructions, they send me a URL that has no connection with my problem.
This is a problem you should take up to the hosting company, you
shouldn't really use php suexec for regular php files anyway.
So it's pretty simple, I want to know how to get html files parsed as
PHP files with PHP Suexec on. IE I want:
Not so simple i believe. php suexec isn't used as a module, only
cgi, as far as I know. You should really use .php as the
extention to avoid this problem in the future.
http://www.mcgalliard.org/index.html
to look like
http://www.mcgalliard.org/index.html
These look identical. I'm assuming you mean index.php on the other
one.
In that case I don't understand why you have two versions of the
same file. I would suggest to dump the .html files and use only
.php.
Curt
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