It appears I'm having problems getting Apache to parse in line php scripts. If I create a file phpinfo.php3 and put in phpinfo(), I get output as expected. Very simple inline code like:
<html>
<body>
<?php
echo ("hello world");
?>
</body>
</html>
produces no output and the browser shows the source as not being parsed.
I followed the static install for apache and php with the only change being --prefix=/var/local/apache
It appears that Apache is not recognising .php3 as a file it should start php for.
Find the file called httpd.conf (Usually in /etc/httpd/conf on RedHat - I think or /usr/local/apache/conf) and check for the following line:
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AddType application/x-httpd-php3 .php3
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if it has # at the begining then remove it, if it does not exist then add it and give it a try. If you are using PHP4 then remove the 3 from the x-httpd-php3 bit.
If you still have no joy then post again and tell us if you are running the module or CGI version of php (3 or 4).
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Karl Austin KDA Web Services
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It seems to work fine for php commands in a .php3 script file. It doesn't work if it the php code is imbedded in the php tags. I am currently using Apache compiled modules, not CGI. If I do compile a CGI module where does it belong, the php3 executable.
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