If you areusing IE you have to pu tin the http:// infront of it, its one
of those quirky IE only things. Don't have to do that in
Mozilla/Netscape.
Adam
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Anil Garg wrote:
> hi
> in my httpd.conf i have added a virtual host as:
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> # General setup
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> > At first find where is libmhash.so.2. Then edit
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> At first find where is libmhash.so.2. Then edit your ld.so.conf.
> Then run ldconfig.
Well, this seems to have worked. I don't know why it didn't work when I
tried doing it
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> At first find where is libmhash.so.2. Then edit your ld.so.conf.
> Then run ldconfig.
I'm trying this, and I'll get back to you on whether it works.
> Filename and command n
At first find where is libmhash.so.2. Then edit your ld.so.conf.
Then run ldconfig.
Filename and command name may vary, I can't tell since you didn't
mention your OS.
Alternatively, you can build into PHP if you have static lib. I prefer this
way for non standard libs to make sure web server star
> I was always using pws until recently when I got Apache for windows. =
> Unfortunately when apache gets to a php file it doesnt parse it, it =
> thinks its a file to download. I uncommented the php lines in the =
> http.conf file but still no use. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Make sure to
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