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Making PHP Work (Apache/Linux)
jotate
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Apache 2 works. PHP4 is loaded. Loading test.php gets me nothing.
I've got the LoadModule in the config file. Not asking anyone to jump into a deep amount of thought about this one, just if any of you have experienced this and know the one random flag I need to change to a 1, that'd be swell.
Otherwise, I'll just continue staring at it and thinking "God damn it, I really don't want to reinstall Apache."
I've got the LoadModule in the config file. Not asking anyone to jump into a deep amount of thought about this one, just if any of you have experienced this and know the one random flag I need to change to a 1, that'd be swell.
Otherwise, I'll just continue staring at it and thinking "God damn it, I really don't want to reinstall Apache."
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Is the test.php file returning NOTHING, or code?
If it's returning NOTHING, then it's possible that it is working, but for some ungodly reason there is already an error on the page with error reporting turned off.
If it's returning code, then it's not loaded.
What PHP code did you enter into Apache configuration?
It's returning nothing. That's a good point though, it would just output the code if it were completely ignoring it. Hmm...
To the Config I added:
LoadModule php4_module modules/libphp4.so
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
So, it's definitely recognizing the engine.
Turn error reporting ON in the php.ini file and then make sure you are using PHP4. If you just downloaded the files from php.net, you are using 5, not 4.