ID: 10241
Updated by: rasmus
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Closed
Bug Type: PHP options/info functions
Operating system:
PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1
Assigned To:
Comments:
I don't see a PHP fix here. It is either a user error or an Apache-1.3.14 specific
bug. The php_value, etc. directives certainly work fine in httpf.conf.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-05-06 11:30:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
one to be fixed before 4.0.6
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[2001-04-11 03:22:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
Yes, I do have the php options after
the LoadModule&AddModule directives
But I think it is wierd that it doesn't work in apache
1.3.14. Other modules like mod_rewrite manage to add
directives that may be used in httpd.conf ("RewriteEngine
On" is one example)
I'll try to test with 1.3.19 after Easter.
Best regards,
vidar
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[2001-04-09 12:52:24] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This actually bit me yesterday.
It seems that Apache hasn't retrived the new options from dynamically loaded modules
at the time it parses the config file.
Upgrading to Apache 1.3.19 solved it for me. Also make sure to place the php options
after the LoadModule&AddModule directives in your config file.
Please report if this solves your problem.
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[2001-04-09 08:45:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
Maybe I have missunderstud something but I thought that
directives like php_value, php_flag, php_admin_value and
php_admin_flag may be used in httpd.conf. This doesn't
seem to be the case with php4.0.4pl1. I have tried it both
in global, VirtualHost and in a directory section. It
always cause this error message:
# httpd -t
Syntax error on line 1196 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
Invalid command 'php_flag', perhaps mis-spelled or defined
by a module not included in the server configuration
I have php4 installed for sure....
Then I tried to put the statment in a .htaccess
filephp_flag magic_quotes_gpc off
Then it worked
System is apache 1.3.14, php-4.0.4pl1, redhat6.2 and
redhat7.0
./configure --enable-ftp --with-xml --with-dom
--enable-trans-sid --with-config-file-path=/etc/httpd
--with-mysql --with-magic-quotes --with-apxs --with-ttf
--with-qtdom --with-pgsql --with-gd --with-imap
--includedir=/usr --with-openssl=/usr --enable-shmop
--enable-sysvsem
Best regards
Vidar
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