Hi,
I have a pretty standard install out of the box from Amazon AWS of Apache
2.4.23 (Amazon). I installed into it PHP 5.6.26. The php install included a
php.conf in /etc/httpd/conf.d that had
<FilesMatch \.php$>
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</FilesMatch>
which makes complete sense. However, In a VirtualHost block for my website
I put :
Action cgi-wrapper /xcgi-bin/phpit/user
AddHandler cgi-wrapper .php
which I want to run when anyone requests a .php file. However, that didn't
work. It appears that the FilesMatch in the base was still overriding the
AddHandler in the VirtualHost. If I comment out the FilesMatch, my
Addhandler fires.
1) Is there a reference somewhere about "order of operations" of commands,
or which take precedence over others without skimming every page?
2) Is there another way to implement what I want in my Virtual Host so I
don't have to comment out the FilesMatch?
Thanks, Tuc
