SuSE sends some parameters when running the apache web server, these
parameters are taken from the SuSEconfig, and are checked at the httpd.conf
when apache is starting.
If you are using the apache that comes with suse, edit httpd.conf and remove
these checks.
Paulo Assis
"Adam Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I installed the rpms for php but it still does not work. The browser
> prompts me whether I want to open or save a php file. I then compiled and
> installed from the source. Same problem. The sections loading the
> libphp4.so module and mod_php4.c are there. As is the section that
> associates .php and .php4 extensions. Any ideas as to what the problem
> might be?
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