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From: Alain Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 July 2003 16:02
I recently upgraded from RedHat 9 supplied 4.1.2 to
from_the_net 4.3.2.
I am running the command line version (#!/usr/bin/php) as a
.cgi rather than
CLI != CGI
directly in apache as a module (with a .php suffix).
What I find is that the first line after #!/usr/bin/php needs to be:
Content-type: text/html
This used to be generated automatically, and still is in
apache module version.
and in the CGI version, but not the CLI one.
The whole thing acts differently, phpinfo() generates text
output and not HTML.
CLI is a command-line interface version -- it's not designed to run in a Web
environment, so it's output is less Webby -- no HTTP headers, no
HTML-style messages.
For running as a CGI, you want the CGI version.
It seems as if the /usr/bin/php has decided that it is not
generating web output
any more -- for some reason.
Is there a build/configure option that I can set to get the
original behaviour or
a command line switch to specify 'html on' or something ? I
have looked but cannot
find anything.
Re-read your installation instructions, and build yourself a CGI version
(sorry, I'd tell you how but I don't do *nix builds myself) -- then install
that as your CGI program.
The CLI isn't a CGI, and won't work properly as one.
Cheers!
Mike
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