On Fri, May 17, 2002 at 04:06:54PM -0400, Dale Ghent wrote: > > I think what I'm about to describe counts as a regression in 2.0 from > 1.3.x. > > I have a user who uses and odd URL scheme on his website. He has a PHP > script, "/d.php" that is referenced in following manner: "/d.php/foo.html" > where the "/foo.html" bit is passwd tothe d.v php script and the PHP > script generates dynamic content based on that argument. > > On 1.3.x, this works fine. All the propper headers and content are > returned by the server to the client. > > But in Apache 2.0 (running the same versoin of PHP - 4.2.1) a 404 status > is returned and the Content-Type header has "application/x-httpd-php" > rather than "text/html." Of course, the browser then asks whether you'd > like to download the output or not because of the mime type. > > ISTR that there was some fix put into the tree a long time ago for CGI > scripts that are called in this same manner, but for the life of me, I > can't figure out why this is failing on 2.0 with a PHP script called this > way.
Right now PATH_INFO is not automatically passed to PHP scripts in the Apache 2.0 module for PHP. I have a patch on my plate that enables it by default, but for now you can add "AcceptPathInfo On" to the directory or location sections where you want it to work. -aaron
