bruce wrote:
hi scott.
tell us, have you been able to generate a simple html test page on the
server that you can see from your browser.
for test purposes (i'm assuming this is your on test server), rename the
apache error/access log files. no need to trek through old garbage in the
files. when you restart apache, it'll recreate the files.
from a short perusal of your posts, i'm of the opinion that something is
screwing up apache from running.
so let's see if we get apache starting correctly.
-lets see is we get a basic test html file to be served
-we'll tackle getting php files served...
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Bounds [mailto:scott.bounds@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 8:30 AM
To: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Please Help with simple Noob problem
David Giragosian wrote:
Well, actually I don't see anything. Nothing at all (in the case of the
phpinfo() page. All the page has in it is just <?php phpinfo() ?>.
It was saved as test.php. How can I tell if something is broken and
where do I look for the files? I haven't done any dorking around with
the links, etc. Just done the complete install, etc. Then wanted to
play around with things to to get the feel of everything. And I get
nothing.
Thanks!
Scott,
Have you restarted the server (or the machine), as Miles has suggested?
David
Hi David. yes, many times. I'm ready to put it on a crontab to restart
it like every minute.
Scott
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Hi Bruce. I created a simple test.html page and had the following in
the page:
<font color=red>This is a test page to see if the html is working</font>
The page did present with the text in red. I then checked the error_log
and it had no entries beyond just the startup stuff. it seems that it
is doing the html just fine. I do have a production server running
(same configuration) and it presents html pages just fine. Just no php
pages.
Scott
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