Hello Christian,
Good thought, but I grabbed it straight from a mirror with wget and did
config file tweaks in vi.
-John
On 11/16/06, Christian Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi John,
has this file been edited on another platform, Windows in particular?
I've seen many occasions where
Hello list,
Some new findings. . .
A buddy (wes) on another list loaded the troublemaker index.php file using
telnet and got:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Downloads$ telnet welcome.coe.jmu.edu 80 Trying
134.126.97.69..
.
Connected to etv.jmu.edu.
Escape character is '^]'.
GET /dbadmin/index.php
Hi John,
has this file been edited on another platform, Windows in particular?
I've seen many occasions where people created a script using a windows
text editor, saving it as a windows text file. While most scripting
languages don't care about this, editing a windows text file on a unix
box
Have you tried adding these to httpd.conf? :
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
Yup there in there. If they weren't I don't think that any of the php files
would process properly. In my case only the phpmyadmin files are
downloading
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 08:44:47AM -0500, John Vaughan wrote:
Yes,
I know that you said that permissions are the same on both files, what
about ownership? Any difference between the new ones you create and
the existing ones?
-Jeff
Nope, they're the same. Both john:webmaster
Yes,
I know that you said that permissions are the same on both files, what
about ownership? Any difference between the new ones you create and
the existing ones?
-Jeff
Nope, they're the same. Both john:webmaster with 644 permissions (the
original permissions set by the phpmyadmin
Have you tried copying index.php to index2.php and then try to access
index.php??
What were the results?
-Jeff
Thanks Jeff for the email,
The index2.php downloads just like index.php. See here:
http://welcome.coe.jmu.edu/dbadmin/index2.php
Any other thoughts?
-John
Has anyone ever had this happen? I upgraded phpMyAdmin (2.9.0.3) and
suddenly the php files no longer were processed by the php engine --
(Apache sends the php files as though they were a download). I checked
my permissions, php.ini and httpd.conf, nothing strange there -- same
as when it
On 11/3/06, John Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone ever had this happen? I upgraded phpMyAdmin (2.9.0.3) and
suddenly the php files no longer were processed by the php engine --
(Apache sends the php files as though they were a download). I checked
my permissions, php.ini and
