Wes Martin wrote:
*/ I am using apache server 1.3.2 on a windows 2000 machine on a fat 32 file structure. I'm using PHP 5 and I have set my dll's to my system32 and my apache install. I installed Apache in Program Files/apache group/apache. I modified my httpd.conf to load the php module. I have php installed directly on my c drive. It appears to load the php module ok when I start the server but will not render phpinfo(). I'm using localhost for my machine addy. I have attached my php.ini and my httpd.conf. Any information will help./*I do not use PHP on MS Windows, so I may be of limited help. Is this a new installation of Apache? If so, it is very old. I suggest you consider upgrading from V1.3.2. When you restart Apache, do you get any error messages?
When you say you have "..set my dll's to my system32..." the main PHP dll needs to be where you have specificed it in http.conf, that is, c:\php\php5apache.dll.
If you put an ordinary HTML file (not PHP), e.g. index.html into your document root of c:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs then in your browser put in a URL of http://localhost/index.html does it display properly? If it does not then Apache is not set up properly. You will need to tell us what you do get.
If it does then if you put in a file called phpinfo.php that contains "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" into the same directory and use a URL of http://localhost/phpinfo.php in your browser then what do you get?
Basically you are not really giving us enough information of what you do get. If you give us a bit more information we may be able to help more.
Regards
Chris
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