At 11:39 AM 1/11/2007, Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is so
simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has Apache
2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I don't have the
exact versions but fatigue and frustration has taken over. I can get them
if you really need them. Here's the major problem. When I try and view a
simple php page in the browser, it doesn't display anything that has to do
with the php tags. By that I mean it won't recognize the php directives
(I guess). I made a simple page (the infamous phpinfo () page) right out
of the books. Saved it as test.php just like it said. Made sure that
apache is running and browsed to the page. Nothing, no errors, no
nothing. I have made up some other pages (mostly from some php books -
real simple ones) to view and they all display the same action.
Now when these machines (I actually have a couple of these servers and
they all act the same) were installed, it was from FC2 CD's with the
webserver full package. There were all kinds of php files installed,
etc. In my httpd.conf file it calls the php.ini file, etc. So it seems
to be all there.
Can anyone out there help me figure out how to make this work? I would be
truly indebted to you, put you on my Christmas card list, etc.
Thanks in advance to all of you kind and wonderful people.
Scott
Scott,
Have a look at the instructions for setting up PHP. (It's been such a long
time I do not remember where the different bits are.)
I do remember, however, that the php.ini file has to be in the right place,
and that in httpd.conf you have to recognize the .php extension along with
.htm, and .html.
Finally, you have to stop and rstart Apache so httpd.conf will be read again.
This is v. sketchy, but hope it helps.
Cheers - Miles
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