i'm trying to install php as a cgi on my redhat machine, which already has php as an apache module installed. i have the php binary compiled and it works. i am to pass it a php script and it is interpreted correctly.
i have tried to add this to my virtual host setting:
Action php-script /cgi-bin/php
AddHandler php-script .phpthis ends up sending the whole php binary to the browser. as far as i know this is the right way to run php as a cgi. is it possible that my php as module is getting in the way? if so, is there any way to override that module for a particular virtual host.
my end goal is to run php as a setuid cgi. i've seen this done successfully, but i've not done it myself.
finally, for php to run as a cgi, do i need any kind of #!/path line. i've seen that in certain documentation. there's an isp i know that runs php as a cgi, and that is not required. it would definitely not work for me if i had to add this to every file.
i appreciate any help.
~darcy w. christ 1000camels
