This is hilarious. I haven't laughed so much in a long time. You're not serious, are you?
The purpose of these lists is to help people; all kinds of people. If Linux/Apache/PHP et al were as easy to install and use as they should/could be then we wouldn't need the lists. We're not all experienced Linux hackers. Everyone was once a newbie. One of the reasons Linux is so popular is because of the "Linux community". Please don't destroy it. haptiK wrote: >LISTEN . THERE IS NO FUCKING SUCH THING AS LINUX '7'. IF YOUR GOING TO >WASTE OUR TIME>> READ THE FUCKING DOCUMENTATION AND GET A FUCKING CLUE. IF >YOU DONT LIKE THIS MESSAGE REMOVE ME FROM THE FUCKING LIST.. > > WHY DO YOU ALL SEND SUCH IDIOT MSGS' READ THE FINE >MATERIAL#$@!@$@#$!@#$#@!$@#!$#@!$@#!$#@!$@#!$ > > > >On Fri, 5 Oct 2001, rg wrote: > >>i installed php4 on my linux 7 system. >> >>when i try to access a .php file, it tries to save it to disk. >> >>i changed the httpd.conf file already. >> >>here is another quirk that i don't know is related..... >> >>when i use a command line window to path to /usr/local/ >> >>i do 'ls' and i can see my apache and mysql directories that i >>installed. >> >>i cannot see the php directory. >> >>when i use the gnome/windows-like environment, the php directory shows >>up. >> >>i can do cd /usr/local/php* and it will put me in it, but i won't show >>up on a 'ls' command. >> >>any solutions? >> >> >>-- >>PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >>To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > > -- Regards Frank S. Bernhardt b.c.s.i. 14 Halton Court Markham, ON. L3P 6R3 905-471-1691 Voice 905-471-3016 FAX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
