Serbinski, Theodore S wrote:
>I did try this:
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>AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
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>But that didn't seem to work, even after restarting PHP. I am assuming I
>need to tell Apache where the PHP executable is and to use that for *.php.
>But I don't know how to do that since I installed PHP as a
Serbinski, Theodore S
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> Subject: Re: [PHP-INST] Loads of Trouble: PHP installed as CGI on Unix
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> Serbinski, Theodore S wrote:
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> >
> >However, anytime I visit our server and try to view a *.php
> page, it just
> >
Serbinski, Theodore S wrote:
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>However, anytime I visit our server and try to view a *.php page, it just
>tries to open/save the file, instead of actually displaying HTML.
>
Its probably the AddType line in httpd.conf. This tells apache to use
php for these types of files. The INSTALL file has
Hi. I've scoured the net, posted tons of forum threads, tried everything. I
simply cannot get this to work, yet it should be so simple.
I recently had our Admin guy install PHP as a CGI-binary on a Unix system.
Apache 1.3.2 is also installed.
He didn't install PHP as a Apache module because the
