Sounds like your Apache is not correctly set to pass php files. Heres how it
should be done:
Open httpd.conf
Search for "# Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) Support"
This should show a long list of commented (lines with # in front) lines.
Scroll to the bottom of the list and add:
LoadModule php4_modul
I have installed php and configured it per the install manual.
I associated .php extensions to run php scripts via the php interpreter and
ran the test.php script successfully.
I then configured my Netscape 3.63 server mime-types to support php as
magnus-internal/shellcgi
Then I enabled php extensi
php-install Digest 3 Jun 2003 05:28:04 - Issue 1405
Topics (messages 10995 through 10999):
HTTPS & PHP - page cannot be displayed
10995 by: Karel van Zijl
10998 by: Jon Wagoner
Re: 45443-343556
10996 by: eriksson.php.net
PHP IMAP Installation problems...
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I've installed PHP 4.3.2 with Apache 1.3 and believe I've followed all the
configuring instructions to the letter.I create the phpinfo.php script
file for testing and placed it in the C:/program files/apache
group/apache/htdocs folder for testing.When I type localhost/phpinfo.php
in my brow
IE does not implement SSL according to standards, so the following needs to be in your
Apache config to work around this, in your SSL VirtualHosts:
SetEnvIf User-Agent ".*MSIE.*" \
nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown \
downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
-Original Message-
Fr
I wanted to build php with imap support .
My details:
Apache - Apache/1.3.26
PHP - 4.3.0
openssl
UWimap2002c (with the c-client library)
Solaris 9
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Installed open ssl / UWimap:
IMAP testing yields the following results:
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Please see the attached file.
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Hi,
Sometimes when I try to load a page on my secure webserver (HTTPS) I get an "page
cannot be displayed" message from MS Internet Explorer. When I refresh the page after
this message is shown, the page I wanted to load just loads as it should. I cannot
figure out what the problem is, but it s
