Blaine Everingham wrote:
I'm still having an issue tying to get this running. Below is what I
have so far, however I believe that the output filter of x-httpd-php is
wrong. I'm not sure where I would find the compiled filter name for
this. Does anyone know?
It's borked - you specified the "x-
I'm still having an issue tying to get this running. Below is what I
have so far, however I believe that the output filter of x-httpd-php
is wrong. I'm not sure where I would find the compiled filter name
for this. Does anyone know?
Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks
## Set perl to h
Not sure but why not just have PHP run a Perl script? If you really want
Perl to generate your PHP then you could have it create a temp file,
return the temp file to PHP, include the temp file, and then remove the
temp file when done.
Hi,
I think I might of read something somewhere that indica
I know it should be possible. I've never actually done it but I know
the theory and can try to point you in the right direction...
You'd want to compile mod_php as a filter, not a handler, and have
mod_perl run as a response handler. In addition, you'd want to
SetOutputFilter PHP for the reques
Hi,
I think I might of read something somewhere that indicated that
Apache 2 could run multiple application layers before displaying
content. However, I can not find this again, and any information
would be helpful.
Does anyone know if it's possible to have
1) Apache run mod perl (obviously
