http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.unix.apache2.php
See step 14 and 15.
If apache does not process php files, php was not installed correctly.
If you install squirrelmail 1.4.1 rpm from SuSE updates, you are using
package that was designed for SuSE. If you use squirrelmail 1.4.3 rpm from
squirrelmail site, you are using rpm designed for RedHat.
Don't mix suse and redhat rpms. SuSE might use same packaging program but
some paths are different.
-- Tomas
I didn't install the rpm. I always install the .tgz And how would you
explain that different versions with the same permissions, configuration and
ownership behave different? The php is self-compiled. So,let's talk about the version 1.4.3a and 1.5.1.
I installed both from sf.net, one as the newest cvs-version the other as the
stable release. 1.5.1 worked fine, 1.4.3a let me download the index.php. I
think that there must be something wrong in the code.
absolutely not. be careful making accusations like that when it is probably your server config. this is a typical problem when php is either misinstalled or your web server is misconfigured.... and has nothing to do with "the code". if you are so sure it's a problem with the code (it's not), put your own php file in the same directory and try to access it. something like:
<?php echo "<html><body>hello world</body></html>"; ?>
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