PHP APC module is enabled by default within PHP. I think, this is some how causing this problem - though it is not supposed to . Some other people also saw a very similar behavior couple of weeks back. Can you kindly disable PHP APC module - by commenting the below line within /etc/php/5.2/conf.d/apc.ini file and then restarting apache server. extension=apc.so
if this fixes your problem, please let us know we will definitely look into the cause of problem before next release of opensolaris 2009.06 thanks sriram Hern?n Saltiel wrote: > Hello! > I'm Hern?n, and have some doubt about the behavior of the Apache 2.2 web > server when installed onto an OpenSolaris 2008.11. > I've installed the SUNWapch22 package, and the "pkg info SUNWapch22" show > this: > Name: SUNWapch22 > Summary: Apache Web Server V2.2 > Category: Web Services/Application and Web Servers > State: Installed > Authority: opensolaris.org > Version: 2.2.9 > Build Release: 5.11 > Branch: 0.101 > Packaging Date: Wed Nov 19 21:43:40 2008 > Size: 9.02 MB > FMRI: pkg:/SUNWapch22 at 2.2.9,5.11-0.101:20081119T214340Z > > Following a tutorial on the Netbeans page, I found that when I update a > simple text inside a php file, I must shutdown and bring up again the web > server to allow the modification to be viewed. > Then, the only steps that worked for me are what follows: > -) Create the PHP Project on Netbeans. > -) Create an "index.php" page, with a simple echo "Hello, World"; inside (of > course, all the tags too ;-) ) > -) Display it on the Firefox web browser, pointing to > http://localhost/MyProject/index.php. All goes well. > -) Modify the index.php page, the echo now is echo "Hello, beautiful world!"; > -) Save the file on Netbeans. > -) Press F5 on the browser. Nothing changes!!!!! > -) Shutdown apache, and bring it up again. > -) Press F5 again, and now the page changed. > > Is there any patch, or "cache" module enabled by default when installing > Apache 2.2 inside OpenSolaris 2008.11, that does not allow the modification > of web pages in the typical way? > > Thanks a lot in advance, and best regards. > > HeCSa. >
