Your Problem is a known Problem. Apache 2.0.39 won't run with PHP 4.2.1. The
solution is, or better, was to download the newest Snapshot of PHP: See
here: http://bugs.php.net/report.php
But now it doesn't work anymore.
Gee, I've got the bad feeling, that the newest versions of PHP 4.3.0-dev
will
I installed Apache 2.0.39 and it works fine. I have it all configured
correctly.
But when I install php4.2.1 win32-installer, it does not create a sapi
folder in the php directory. So this means I dont have a php4apache.dll.
Anyone know why? If add the code to the httpd.conf, Apache wont to
initia
php-install Digest 14 Jul 2002 00:45:45 - Issue 930
Topics (messages 7718 through 7726):
Did I install it in the wrong way?
7718 by: Alexander Lindstedt
7719 by: Chris Carlson
7720 by: Alexander Lindstedt
7721 by: leandro asnaghi-nicastro
7725 by: Ale
I installed Apache 2.0.39 and it works fine. I have it all configured correctly.
But when I install php4.2.1 win32-installer, it does not create a sapi folder in the
php directory. So this means I dont have a php4apache.dll. Anyone know why? If add the
code to the httpd.conf, Apache wont to init
Yes I did... i stopped it, added the line and started it again. This is
really annoying...
> Did you restart Apache after you added the line?
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Hi,
I too am having a similar problem. PHP v4.2.1 as a module over Apache
1.3.26
over Windows XP runs just fine. The same PHP over Apache 2.0.39 over
the same OS/same box fails to start. The error
message that Apache generates in the Event Viewer
is "c:\php4build\snap\sapi\apache2filter\sapi_a
Hi,
I too am having the same problem. I am running PHP v4.2.1 as a module over
Apache 2.0.39 over Windows XP. PHP v4.2.1 as a module over Apache 1.3.26
on the same box runs fine. The error message that appears in Event Viewer
when Apache 2.0.39 tries to load is
"c:\php4build\snap\sapi\apache2f
Hi,
I want to install 2 different php4 on my webserver (RH 7.1) for having 2
different php.ini (to stop some function for some vhost) and call him
with different extension with the addhandler directive in the vhost of
apache. ( I have php in cgi and suexec )
Thanks for your responses,
Pierre
On Sat, 13 Jul 2002, Alexander Lindstedt wrote:
> Thanks, but that didn't work. I still get the download message when i try to
> open a .php file in internet explorer...
Did you restart Apache after you added the line?
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Thanks, but that didn't work. I still get the download message when i try to
open a .php file in internet explorer...
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Alex,
This problem occurs when you do not have the correct setting entered in
your apache configuration file.
Make sure when you open up httpd.conf that you have this line under the
AddType application section:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml .php
Hope that helps,
Chris Carlson
www.qcs
Hi!
I have some kind of a strange problem. When i try to access php pages on my
apache server running php4 internet explorer wants to download the files...
i dont know what to do to correct this problem, and i am almost sure that I
followed the instructions correctly.
This shit is pissing me off!
php-install Digest 13 Jul 2002 11:30:18 - Issue 929
Topics (messages 7705 through 7717):
php4
7705 by: Tom Mac
7706 by: Matthew Kurowski
Re: Installation and Configuration of PHP 4.2.1 and Apache 1.3.2 on Win98
7707 by: Matthew Kurowski
7711 by: Matthew Kuro
James Doig wrote:
> help!
> I installed php 4.2.1 with apache 1.3.26 and MySQl max 3.23...
> the php works but it doesn't cooperate with the MySQL
> server. I am assuming it is a setting problem.
> It seems that the database isn't
> communicating with the server.
> thanks for any help you can g
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