Answering my own question, here's what I found:
At first I had installed the php5 apache module, then quickly
remembered CGI would be better and installed that. I thought I had
uninstalled the php module, but I was mistaken. So all this time PHP
was running as the Apache module.
I got PHP CGI running and now the WMS request loadparams() works.
Apparently WMS doesn't work on PHP as Apache module (my OSX system
uses PHP CGI). Or maybe there is a way to make it work? (though I
don't really care now that I have PHP CGI running)
On Sep 15, 2008, at 11:32 AM, William Kyngesburye wrote:
I testing/debugging some WMS PHP on Ubuntu 8.04 that works on OSX.
On OSX I have MapServer 5.0.0. Same on Ubuntu, from the repositories.
When my PHP script gets to the loadparams() statement it immediately
sends data back to the browser, in some unknown form (Firefox pops
up the open in/save dialog). If I save it, it's 0 bytes.
The PHP magic_quotes_gpc was on, so I turned it off, but that didn't
help. The GET params appear to be properly escaped and the request
has all the required parameters (I took the URL from the request
OpenLayers was sending).
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