Drew A. Withers kirjoitti:
Chris Smith wrote:I have a script on my server called 'blah.php.txt' which is being parsed by suphp as a php file. I don't think it should be because the real extension is .txt. I'm pretty sure it's suphp as my previous server wasn't running it and didn't have this problem :)My apache2/mods-available/suphp.conf file has this handler: AddHandler x-httpd-php .php .php3 .php4 .php5 .phtml So to check what was going on, I renamed the file to include the different php extensions and the same thing happened. I renamed it to have a non-php extension in the middle (blah.blah.txt) and it didn't happen. Any suggestions about how to stop this from occurring? Using the debian package ('Version: 0.6.2-1').This happens on mine too. I'm using the same debian package (except mine is hacked to fix nfs root squash). I have suphp 0.5.1 on another server and it does the same thing. But when I turn off suphp and just use normal php it gives the code as text. So it clearly is suphp and this isn't a new thing. It is probably in the code.
It's an apache feature. It does the same for .pl files. Aki Tuomi
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