All,
Found the solution in another posting.
You need to use the --enable-discard-path option when compiling PHP.
Evidently, this supresses the output of the #!/path header output when using
PHP as a CGI application.
Thx
Gary Betz wrote:
> I've installed PHP4.0.6 as a CGI application. I have everthing working
> and I can run my scripts from the command line with no problems.
>
> The problem lies in when I install my php script into the cgi-bin
> directory and run it from a browser. The header line in the script gets
> echoed along with the script output. For example, here's the script:
>
> #!/usr/local/php4.0.6/bin/php
>
> <?
> $hourdiff = "-3"; // hours difference between server time and local time
>
> $timeadjust = ($hourdiff * 60 * 60);
>
> $mydate = date("l, F dS, Y",time() + $timeadjust);
>
> print ("$mydate");
>
> ?>
>
> This is the ouput:
>
> #!/usr/local/php4.0.6/bin/php Wednesday, August 15th, 2001
>
> Any suggestions? I tend to believe its an Apache configuration issue,
> but I not sure specifically. I'm running Apache 1.3.17.
>
> Thanks
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