Andrew Hargreaves wrote:
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 19:20:52 -0500, Jason Barnett <jason.barnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Absolutely! It's a common mistake. If you try to open a PHP file directly then your browser would have no idea to send the script through PHP. But when you browse to that webpage on your local machine (http://localhost/index.php) Apache should do all of that work for you. Assuming of course that Apache is set up properly; if it's not, then tell us what happened when you tried going to this webpage.
Ok, some progress has been made but not in a good way.By browsing to http://localhost/index.php, I receive the message "The connection was refused when attempting to contact localhost", same for 127.0.0.1/index.php so I think I need to look at the DNS settings now.
I'll let you know how I get on.
Andrew
If you're attempting to view a page from the localhost then you shouldn't need to muck around with DNS unless you installed Apache and then changed the DNS already. By default Apache *should* work for localhost and it will listen on port 80 / 8080.
At this point it is safe to say you have a server (Apache) problem. Make sure the server is running and it is listening on port 80 / 8080. A "connection was refused" error indicates that the server didn't respond at all! Try google / Apache manual pages for this error message if you need more help.
-- Teach a man to fish...
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