You need to uncomment two lines in the httpd.conf file then restart apache
there are many places on the internet where it shows which lines (you could do it
yaself, it has php4 in the lines)
also, make sure apache is turned on, you can do this inside system preferences
apple has some good info
Andrew,
Thanks for the heads-up but it doesn't work. I first tried 'foo.php'
then I also tried 'info.php' and neither worked. I copied the
phpinfo(); function from your email and created your email document
but it still didn't work. I then tried to re-save it as a Macintosh
styled formatti
Whups, suppose I should have told you to hit http://localhost/foo.php
for consistency's sake :)
On Saturday, August 10, 2002, at 09:18 PM, salamander wrote:
> Mario,
>
> Mac OS X is already running PHP and Apache - drop a file called foo.php
> with these contents: in your
> /Library/Webserv
Mario,
Mac OS X is already running PHP and Apache - drop a file called foo.php
with these contents: in your
/Library/Webserver/Documents directory, and then hit
http://localhost/info.php
For MySQL - checkout the pre-compiled packages at
http://www.entropy.ch - Mark has great instructions.
