Re: [PHP] Apache is not parsing .php files
Thanks for the help. Yeah problem was with php.ini file. Entry for memory limit is 12MB in the file actually it should read 12M (not 12MB). sanjay www.apptility.com Richard Lynch wrote: On Thu, January 26, 2006 2:19 pm, sanjay wrote: I have a strange problem while trying to run php based applications. Lets start with phpMyAdmin, a very popular open source tool to manage MySQL written in php. I have already installed phpMyAdmin and was running fine. One day suddenly when I pointed my browser at : http://localhost/phpMyAdmin Instead of running the phpMyAdmin browser opened a message window with options- Open With or Save to disk . I am sure its not browser problem because I tried on Firefox-1.5, Mozilla, Epiphany and Konqueror. One more point I would like to add here that if I write one small php program and save it in as php file (test.php) then http://localhost/test.php executes properly I am using Fedora 2 and apache2, php-4.3x and mysql-3.x were part of the Fedora installation. The only change I made in the /etc/php.ini file was to increase the memory limit from 8MB to 12MB. (Then restarted the http server) Now even php.ini file is in the original state but problem is still there. The http.conf file is unchanged. Can any one give me some sort of idea. My first WILD GUESS is that way long time ago, you changed httpd.conf and/or php.ini, but forgot to re-start Apache, and then tested, and everything worked, so you went on. Now, when you HAVE re-started Apache, your fix from ages ago is finally kicking in, and you have no recollection of that change. If you have log files or notes of changes made previously, especially to httpd.conf, php.ini, or .htaccess, review them -- Keep in mind that what you are calling your original httpd.conf and php.ini file are, in fact, the ones you modified oh so long ago. Another tack you can take is to go ahead and save what the browser is sending you and look at it and see what it looks like. PHP Source? Or something else? Also use telnet or curl (from another box) or similar to get the headers and HTML that is coming out from the broken pages. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] Apache is not parsing .php files
have you added .php .php3 .php4 extenstions to be treated as php files? Thanks, Richard On 1/27/06, sanjay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I have a strange problem while trying to run php based applications. Lets start with phpMyAdmin, a very popular open source tool to manage MySQL written in php. I have already installed phpMyAdmin and was running fine. One day suddenly when I pointed my browser at : http://localhost/phpMyAdmin Instead of running the phpMyAdmin browser opened a message window with options- Open With or Save to disk . I am sure its not browser problem because I tried on Firefox-1.5, Mozilla, Epiphany and Konqueror. One more point I would like to add here that if I write one small php program and save it in as php file (test.php) then http://localhost/test.php executes properly I am using Fedora 2 and apache2, php-4.3x and mysql-3.x were part of the Fedora installation. The only change I made in the /etc/php.ini file was to increase the memory limit from 8MB to 12MB. (Then restarted the http server) Now even php.ini file is in the original state but problem is still there. The http.conf file is unchanged. Can any one give me some sort of idea. Thanks, Sanjay -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] Apache is not parsing .php files
Hi, I have a strange problem while trying to run php based applications. Lets start with phpMyAdmin, a very popular open source tool to manage MySQL written in php. I have already installed phpMyAdmin and was running fine. One day suddenly when I pointed my browser at : http://localhost/phpMyAdmin Instead of running the phpMyAdmin browser opened a message window with options- Open With or Save to disk . I am sure its not browser problem because I tried on Firefox-1.5, Mozilla, Epiphany and Konqueror. One more point I would like to add here that if I write one small php program and save it in as php file (test.php) then http://localhost/test.php executes properly I am using Fedora 2 and apache2, php-4.3x and mysql-3.x were part of the Fedora installation. The only change I made in the /etc/php.ini file was to increase the memory limit from 8MB to 12MB. (Then restarted the http server) Now even php.ini file is in the original state but problem is still there. The http.conf file is unchanged. Can any one give me some sort of idea. Thanks, Sanjay -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] Apache is not parsing .php files
On Thu, January 26, 2006 2:19 pm, sanjay wrote: I have a strange problem while trying to run php based applications. Lets start with phpMyAdmin, a very popular open source tool to manage MySQL written in php. I have already installed phpMyAdmin and was running fine. One day suddenly when I pointed my browser at : http://localhost/phpMyAdmin Instead of running the phpMyAdmin browser opened a message window with options- Open With or Save to disk . I am sure its not browser problem because I tried on Firefox-1.5, Mozilla, Epiphany and Konqueror. One more point I would like to add here that if I write one small php program and save it in as php file (test.php) then http://localhost/test.php executes properly I am using Fedora 2 and apache2, php-4.3x and mysql-3.x were part of the Fedora installation. The only change I made in the /etc/php.ini file was to increase the memory limit from 8MB to 12MB. (Then restarted the http server) Now even php.ini file is in the original state but problem is still there. The http.conf file is unchanged. Can any one give me some sort of idea. My first WILD GUESS is that way long time ago, you changed httpd.conf and/or php.ini, but forgot to re-start Apache, and then tested, and everything worked, so you went on. Now, when you HAVE re-started Apache, your fix from ages ago is finally kicking in, and you have no recollection of that change. If you have log files or notes of changes made previously, especially to httpd.conf, php.ini, or .htaccess, review them -- Keep in mind that what you are calling your original httpd.conf and php.ini file are, in fact, the ones you modified oh so long ago. Another tack you can take is to go ahead and save what the browser is sending you and look at it and see what it looks like. PHP Source? Or something else? Also use telnet or curl (from another box) or similar to get the headers and HTML that is coming out from the broken pages. -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] Apache is not parsing .php files
On Thursday 26 January 2006 03:28 pm, Richard Lynch wrote: On Thu, January 26, 2006 2:19 pm, sanjay wrote: I have a strange problem while trying to run php based applications. Lets start with phpMyAdmin, a very popular open source tool to manage MySQL written in php. I have already installed phpMyAdmin and was running fine. One day suddenly when I pointed my browser at : http://localhost/phpMyAdmin Instead of running the phpMyAdmin browser opened a message window with options- Open With or Save to disk . I am sure its not browser problem because I tried on Firefox-1.5, Mozilla, Epiphany and Konqueror. One more point I would like to add here that if I write one small php program and save it in as php file (test.php) then http://localhost/test.php executes properly I am using Fedora 2 and apache2, php-4.3x and mysql-3.x were part of the Fedora installation. The only change I made in the /etc/php.ini file was to increase the memory limit from 8MB to 12MB. (Then restarted the http server) Now even php.ini file is in the original state but problem is still there. The http.conf file is unchanged. Can any one give me some sort of idea. My first WILD GUESS is that way long time ago, you changed httpd.conf and/or php.ini, but forgot to re-start Apache, and then tested, and everything worked, so you went on. Now, when you HAVE re-started Apache, your fix from ages ago is finally kicking in, and you have no recollection of that change. If you have log files or notes of changes made previously, especially to httpd.conf, php.ini, or .htaccess, review them -- Keep in mind that what you are calling your original httpd.conf and php.ini file are, in fact, the ones you modified oh so long ago. Another tack you can take is to go ahead and save what the browser is sending you and look at it and see what it looks like. PHP Source? Or something else? Also use telnet or curl (from another box) or similar to get the headers and HTML that is coming out from the broken pages. -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm I ran into this a while ago. My hosting company did some updates and messed up the httpd.conf file. I eventually tracked it down to the php directives being a bit mangled. Make sure that Apache is loading the PHP module, and that you are telling apache how to handle php files. Since you have apache2, check the /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf file to make sure that LoadModule, AddHandler, AddType, and DirectoryIndex are all in there. HTH -- Ray Hauge Programmer/Systems Administrator American Student Loan Services http://www.americanstudentloan.com 1.800.575.1099 -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
