[snip]
Then I modify the httpd.conf file as instructed at the above
page by adding the LoadModule and AddType and then create a
'hello world' php script to make sure php is working.
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Did you restart the Apache server after making the changes to httpd.conf ? I
know it is basic, I just have
[snip]
Then I modify the httpd.conf file as instructed at the above
page by adding the LoadModule and AddType and then create a
'hello world' php script to make sure php is working.
[/snip]
Did you restart the Apache server after making the changes to httpd.conf ?
I
know it is basic, I just
Chris Boget wrote:
Since I was having so much difficulty getting PHP (with libxml2)
installed on RH9, I decided to take the advice given by several
people and use Fedora Core 4 instead, which I get installed w/o
difficulty. So next is Apache/PHP and I download Apache version
2.0.54 and PHP
Chris Boget wrote:
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My test
script looks like this:
script language=php
echo PHP Works!!;
/script
br
? echo PHP Works??;
And that is exactly what is getting output by the browser. The br
isn't even
getting interpreted as a break...?
Yeah, looks like you need the AddType entry.
And that is exactly what is getting output by the browser. The br
isn't even getting interpreted as a break...?
Is there a line like this in your httpd.conf...?
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
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Yeah, looks like you need the AddType entry. Apache doesn't know what
*.php is, so
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Step 15 of the php installation (as listed in the link in my OP) has you add
the following to the httpd.conf:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml
I also went ahead and added the following as well
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
The filename of my test script,
Step 15 of the php installation (as listed in the link in my OP) has you
add the following to the httpd.conf:
Ok, color me retarded. Pretty please. :) It turns out I modified the wrong
httpd.conf file.
duh.
Sorry about that. Everyone can move along. Nothing to see here but some
blathering
Chris Boget wrote:
Step 15 of the php installation (as listed in the link in my OP) has
you add the following to the httpd.conf:
Ok, color me retarded.
That happens when Jay gets involved. ;)
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