Seems like it's not sending the correct header. You can try add header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script. There is probably an option in the ini file you can change..
I'm not supposed to have to do that, I didn't have to do that on the last Windows installation I did, and I have _never_ had to do it with Linux and Apache.
Besides, the file isn't being executed as a PHP script, so adding
PHP commands won't help. Try going to http://fci.es.temp.roisupply.com/x.php - tell it you want to save the
file; open up the file on your hard drive and you'll see it's the source code, not the output the script is supposed to display.
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