Re: [expert] PHP on Air
Hi! Thanks all for the suggestions, works fine after naming files which should be parsed php3.. Also thanks for the security tip, which shouldnt left out.. ;) Bye, Torben
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
Hi Jean-Michel! Thanks for your hint. With naming those files whatever.php3 it worked.. So i have to add something to parse also html-files, sorry, thought that this is the standard situation. But now i got it.. Bye, Torben Jean-Michel Dault wrote: On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Bug Hunter wrote: You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the /etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably put you on the right track. Some others have had problems similar to yours, and the answers are provided by users that solved the problems. The Mandrake Apache and PHP3 are already pre-configured. All you have to do is name your file whatever.php3 and it should work. If it doesn't... Also, did you restart your server after changing the config files? If not, it doesn't work. (experience speaking :)) Yup, you have to restart Apache =) /etc/rc.d/init.d/apache restart Also, make sure your web server has the permissions to read your php3 files. (chmod 0755 file). Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
If you name your files *.php3, it will parse HTML and php3. If you name your files *.html, it will only work with html. If you want to use server-side includes, you must use .shtml. However, everything that server-side includes offer, you can do it with php3. Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, Torben Tretau wrote: Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2000 21:49:00 +0100 From: Torben Tretau [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [expert] PHP on Air Hi Jean-Michel! Thanks for your hint. With naming those files whatever.php3 it worked.. So i have to add something to parse also html-files, sorry, thought that this is the standard situation. But now i got it.. Bye, Torben Jean-Michel Dault wrote: On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Bug Hunter wrote: You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the /etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably put you on the right track. Some others have had problems similar to yours, and the answers are provided by users that solved the problems. The Mandrake Apache and PHP3 are already pre-configured. All you have to do is name your file whatever.php3 and it should work. If it doesn't... Also, did you restart your server after changing the config files? If not, it doesn't work. (experience speaking :)) Yup, you have to restart Apache =) /etc/rc.d/init.d/apache restart Also, make sure your web server has the permissions to read your php3 files. (chmod 0755 file). Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
You don't want to change apache to parse html files as php3 files. This can present a security risk if more than one person shares your machine. This allows people to run php3 scripts that copy any readable file on the server and present that file to themselves by placing a .html page up. This is not a horrible risk, but a risk. You can limit which directories that you allow php3 scripts to run in. This is what you should do, and you should force the pages to be php3 pages. php3 can be a mixture of standard html pages and php3 script. On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, Torben Tretau wrote: Hi Jean-Michel! Thanks for your hint. With naming those files whatever.php3 it worked.. So i have to add something to parse also html-files, sorry, thought that this is the standard situation. But now i got it.. Bye,
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Bug Hunter wrote: You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the /etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably put you on the right track. Some others have had problems similar to yours, and the answers are provided by users that solved the problems. The Mandrake Apache and PHP3 are already pre-configured. All you have to do is name your file whatever.php3 and it should work. If it doesn't... Also, did you restart your server after changing the config files? If not, it doesn't work. (experience speaking :)) Yup, you have to restart Apache =) /etc/rc.d/init.d/apache restart Also, make sure your web server has the permissions to read your php3 files. (chmod 0755 file). Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Torben Tretau wrote: Hi! Anyone had problems with PHP on Air? Got installed Apache and all PHP packages - running well, but also little examples wont execute.. Looks like nothing is parsed from Apache, must i configure Apache to parse PHP? Bye, Torben
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Torben Tretau wrote: I think the conf-files from Apache and PHP are already configured from Mandrake, looked at them and it looks like everything is fine.. Anyone got a hint? Or should i fetch new RPMs from AdvancedExtranet? You are right, Apache and PHP are already configured. However, you are welcome to get all the latest releases at the AdvancedExtranet web site, http://coruscant.netrevolution.com It's a temporary address, I'm having problems with Internic =( Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bye, Torben Bug Hunter wrote: You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the /etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably put you on the right track. Some others have had problems similar to yours, and the answers are provided by users that solved the problems. Also, did you restart your server after changing the config files? If not, it doesn't work. (experience speaking :))
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
Hi! I think the conf-files from Apache and PHP are already configured from Mandrake, looked at them and it looks like everything is fine.. Anyone got a hint? Or should i fetch new RPMs from AdvancedExtranet? Bye, Torben Bug Hunter wrote: You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the /etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably put you on the right track. Some others have had problems similar to yours, and the answers are provided by users that solved the problems. Also, did you restart your server after changing the config files? If not, it doesn't work. (experience speaking :))
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
I tested my examples by pointing my URL to the Apache server with the account where it belong. example: http://192.168.5.2/~allanj Try it our, it might answer your question. Torben Tretau wrote: Hi! Anyone had problems with PHP on Air? Got installed Apache and all PHP packages - running well, but also little examples wont execute.. Looks like nothing is parsed from Apache, must i configure Apache to parse PHP? Bye, Torben -- ||| (@ @) -------oOO--(_)--OOo---------------- A L L A N J A R I N A Tong Fang International, Inc. Oaryoo.ph, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://surf.to/allanj Countin' on a remedy I've counted on before Goin' with a cure that's never failed me What you call the disease I call the remedy -- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones ----------------------------
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
Torben Tretau wrote: Hi! Anyone had problems with PHP on Air? Got installed Apache and all PHP packages - running well, but also little examples wont execute.. Looks like nothing is parsed from Apache, must i configure Apache to parse PHP? Bye, Torben If you find out WHY... let me know, I am experiencing the same problem. Maybe PHP support was 'removed' from Air? -- M A N D R A K E "The friendliest LINUX Distro" Time is in Our Side --- Distribuidores de los productos Alaska http://207.48.46.152 Linux en Español
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
I think you got to install the mod_php3 module with rpm. Then it will be OK. - Original Message - From: Torben Tretau [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 3:06 AM Subject: [expert] PHP on Air Hi! Anyone had problems with PHP on Air? Got installed Apache and all PHP packages - running well, but also little examples wont execute.. Looks like nothing is parsed from Apache, must i configure Apache to parse PHP? Bye, Torben
Re: [expert] PHP on Air
You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the /etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably put you on the right track. Some others have had problems similar to yours, and the answers are provided by users that solved the problems. Also, did you restart your server after changing the config files? If not, it doesn't work. (experience speaking :)) On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Torben Tretau wrote: Hi! Anyone had problems with PHP on Air? Got installed Apache and all PHP packages - running well, but also little examples wont execute.. Looks like nothing is parsed from Apache, must i configure Apache to parse PHP? Bye, Torben
