John wrote:
> A) Make php classic test file called hello.php. Here is the text that goes
> in it:
>PHP Test World"; ?>
> B) Find php by doing "which php ". Mine says /usr/bin/php. Now run
> "/usr/bin/php -i >output.html ". If need be, move the output.html to
> your default web direc
Hi John,
I jsut read an email pointing to a tutorial for windows.
I looked at it even if I have linux installed and tryed to figure out what is
missing.
Apparently there is a line to write in http.conf for making the server treating
php documents as script, hich begins with "ScriptAlias..." and I
I'm no expert but here are a few steps to try to isolate your Redhat php and
apache problems based on what I struggled with. First try a correct syntax
for your test(A). Try to access hello.php by goint to
http://localhost/hello.php. If this fails then try to run php directly from
the command
I've changed so much that I'm not sure what I did but it now works. I've
got to reverse everything to figure out where the issue was fixed. I'll
post it if I can figure it out.
John
"John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:...
> I have the same symptoms.I've also run /usr/bin/php -
I have the same symptoms.I've also run /usr/bin/php -i > output.html and
it looks reasonable and proves php does work but not through the web server.
I deleted out the to ensure httpd is including the libphp4.so
file.What else can we do to try and solve it?
I'm running Apache/1.3.22 (Red
