I do not have Apache installed; therefore I did not see
any HTTPD.CONF file
to look at. I am using it as a straight CGI midule.
I proceeded to set up the web server by first installing
the PWS from the
Win98SE CD. Next, I installed the Win PHP manually. I
believe my problem
was configuring the
Jason, I am using the CGI version of PHP. I use the executable other than
the CLI.
Running the PHP from the command line does not yield any result. However, I
managed to get the CGI version working in a way (php.ini configuration
mix-up) but the problem now is it cannot parse a variable input fro
Jason, I am using the CGI version of PHP. I use the
executable other than
the CLI.
Running the PHP from the command line does not yield any
result. However, I
managed to get the CGI version working in a way (php.ini
configuration
mix-up) but the problem now is it cannot parse a variable
input
I do not have Apache installed; therefore I did not see any HTTPD.CONF file
to look at. I am using it as a straight CGI midule.
I proceeded to set up the web server by first installing the PWS from the
Win98SE CD. Next, I installed the Win PHP manually. I believe my problem
was configuring the ph
GKE: are you using the CGI version of PHP for your server? Or more
directly, which type of PHP executable are you trying to use?
There are *basically* 3 types
- CLI for the command line
- modules which are specialized versions for different server (ISAPI for
IIS and so on)
- CGI which is the co
As I said, I don't know if you can do that with '98, but I think not.
So, it would be an Apache problem.
How did you proceed to set up the web server ?
You should look at the HTTPD.CONF file, which has the config for Apache.
You have directives that allow or forbid the access to directories.
There
Cannot really tell what the restrictions are. Can anyone help me.
GKE
Luis wrote:
The error is not PHP related. The message comes from the http server.
Either you have restrictions on the directory, at OS level (I don't know
if you can do that with '98), or within the HTTP server.
Luis
GKE wro
The error is not PHP related. The message comes from the http server.
Either you have restrictions on the directory, at OS level (I don't know
if you can do that with '98), or within the HTTP server.
Luis
GKE wrote:
I have just joined the learning bandwagon of PHP. I am using Windows 98SE,
as suc
I have just joined the learning bandwagon of PHP. I am using Windows 98SE,
as such, I downloaded the Windows version of the PHP program 4.3.2-Win32
version. But after
installation (Manual), I still cannot get anything working.
Sometimes I get Access Denied ..something something FORCE REDIRECT
I have just joined the learning bandwagon of PHP. I am using Windows 98SE,
as such, I downloaded the Windows version of the PHP program 4.3.2-Win32
version. But after
installation (Manual), I still cannot get anything working.
Sometimes I get Access Denied ..something something FORCE REDIRECT
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