On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Mike wrote:
>-I am being hosted by South West Bell, and my php files are not even
>-recognized. They are stored in the correct folder, but SWB ONLY allows
>-read/write permissions, and NO chmod access. The tech support guy told me
>-that I have to code the Execute permission in my php file. Is that true?
>-and if so, how do I do that. The error log on their server show that <?php
>-command isn't even recognized!! So I assume their server isn't seeing the
>-file as a php and executing it. Please help, anyone.
Sounds like their elevator does not do to the top floor when it comes to
PHP.
Seems to me like they do not even support PHP on the server they stuck you
on.
Try this simple file to test things out:
<?
print("Hello World.\n");
?>
and then try...
<php?
print("Hello World.\n");
?>
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