John Swartzentruber wrote:
<VirtualHost 66.92.XXXX.XX:80 10.X.0.3:80> ServerName john.swartzentruber.us ServerAdmin webmasXXXXXXXtzentruber.us DocumentRoot "/var/www/vhosts/swartzentruber.us/john/html"
<Directory "/var/www/vhosts/swartzentruber.us/john/html"> AllowOverride AuthConfig Options Indexes Includes FollowSymLinks Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> </VirtualHost>
Nothing I can see...
I guess the next thing I would advise would be: 1. Write/steal a Perl CGI script that does a simple POST processing, and see if *IT* can work. Either your webserver is messing up POST, or PHP is. If Perl can't work POST, it's your webserver. If Perl *can* do POST, it's probably PHP.
2. File a bug report (after searching for them) in the PHP or Apache bugs systems.
I'm still clueless, but I did find something interesting. I found a small PHP form example in the PHP book that I'm reading. I ran it and it works correctly. That seems to indicate that Apache isn't the problem. Somehow my one fairly stripped down script is different from another very stripped down script. When I have the time, my task will be to try to figure out what is different between the two scripts.
Thanks for your help and your time. I'll try to report back when I find out something new.
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