On 3 March 2010 12:09, Krist van Besien wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 12:46 PM, antoine wrote:
>> Hello, I have a question in spider monkey api for parsing javascript.
>>
>> Is this the right list to apply ?? If not please tell me where to ask.
>
> http://lmgtfy.com/
2009/7/2 Chandranshu . :
> Hi
>
> Are you running PHP with CGI? If yes, then you can use the
> directive blocks and the Options Directive to
> optionally allow or disallow execution of PHP scripts. For example, your
> basic hosting can have a config:
>
> Options -ExecCGI
>
>
> while for you
2009/6/29 Mike Cardwell
>
> Monkey Daemon wrote:
>
>> I'm looking into our options going forward for our web-hosting cluster.
>>
>> We're currently running Zeus Web Server using sub servers.
>>
>> The idea behind webservers is that you can have a
Hi all,
I'm looking into our options going forward for our web-hosting cluster.
We're currently running Zeus Web Server using sub servers.
The idea behind webservers is that you can have a directory layout that
looks like:
/var/www/%HOSTING-PACKAGE-TYPE%/%x%/%x%/%domain-name.tld/html/
and the
Nick Kew webthing.com> writes:
>
> monkey wrote:
> > (thank you for everyone on the clarification
> > on subject headings).
> >
> >
> > Yes, Eric; as of now I am able to get apache to
> > parse .html and .php extensions
> > and work with ap
(thank you for everyone on the clarification
on subject headings).
Yes, Eric; as of now I am able to get apache to
parse .html and .php extensions
and work with apache includes.
I am also able to get apache to parse .html and
.php extensions for php.
What I cannot do is get both .html and
How can I get apache to interpret both php and html extenstions at the same time
for PHP and apache's virtual includes?
Basically I need an html and php file to be parsed for apache includes and php
includes.
I'm running Apache 2.
thanks in advanced for any assitance
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