Yes... That was the problem... I am able to see all now in Netscape.
Thanks guys!
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You beat me to the punch
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On Sunday 02 March 2003 01:50 pm, Ralph Tucker wrote:
> Did that and it just repeats that exact line...
Your first post mention you run that by typing on the location box:
file:/var/
That makes the apache not parsing PHP. Try i
, March 02, 2003 1:50 PM
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Did that and it just repeats that exact line...
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> A quick way to find out is to just do a one liner as suggested earlier
Did that and it just repeats that exact line...
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A quick way to find out is to just do a one liner as
A quick way to find out is to just do a one liner as suggested earlier of
...
and run that from Mozilla/Konqeurer
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>From netscape and Mozilla on my linux machine the PHP does not work but
on my XP machine runing Explorer it works fine... I should have tried
that but my PHP for
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The little script that you gave me works fine... Should I have something
like
the "#!/u
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Did you load apache from the system install or did you download it from
apache and install it? I've been assuming the former. You can test
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Nothing in any of the logs... I ran the PHP script again and no
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Nothing in any of the logs... I ran the PHP script again and nothing was
Nothing in any of the logs... I ran the PHP script again and nothing was
logged.
Any other idea's?
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I've made no changes from the default on the apache web server. I did
notice in Webmin that only PHP4 is selected. PHP & PHP3 were not.
I checked source from the browser and didn't see any problems. Where do
I find the httpd logs?
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Couple things to try. First check the source on the result you get to make
sure your browser isn't having a problem with the phpinfo creating its own
html
ewrite the
httpd.conf file rather than make adjustments to the default.
Larry S. Brown
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Thanks for you help!
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I know this is pretty obvious, but I only ask because I was helping someone
with this same
next
post.
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test.php is the name...
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Unfortunately, I don't get that far... Something simple is missing in my
installation.
Any ideas?
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On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 08:57, Ralph Tucker wrote:
> test.php is the name...
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> Here is the Script that I tried to run...
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> PHP Test
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> This is an HTML line test
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> echo "This is a PHP Line";
>phpinfo();
> ?>
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This may not solve your problem, but for your refere
test.php is the name...
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What is this file named? Something.php?
Larry S. Brown
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On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 16:37, Ralph Tucker wrote:
> I have recently installed RedHat 8.0 and have verified that MySQL is
> working, but the test script that I put together does not show PHP working.
> I see PHP out there from the command prompt and can run to find version
> info, etc. The config fil
What is this file named? Something.php?
Larry S. Brown
Dimension Networks, Inc.
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Here is the
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No, as long as you are running that folder under apache the file should be
parsed by php out of the box RH8. What is the test
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Larry S. Brown
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I have recently installed RedHat 8.0 and have verified that MySQL
I have recently installed RedHat 8.0 and have verified that MySQL is
working, but the test script that I put together does not show PHP working.
I see PHP out there from the command prompt and can run to find version
info, etc. The config file in /etc/httpd/conf seems correct. Is there
something t
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