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Re: Installation ? re: MySQL/ PHP/ Apache...

Will,

	What version of PHP are you trying to install? I know that I had some problems getting ver 4 to run. Once I went back to php3, everything worked. Perhaps a bug, of something I didn't configure right. However, I have a binary file I can place online for you to download that is precompiled and you can extract it and 'killall -9 httpd' then re-start the server from this directory. 

	I would also try to make an 'index.php3' page and put in the following code:

	<html>
	<head>
		<title>PHP3 Info</title>
	</head>

	<body>

	<? phpinfo(); ?>

	</body>
	</html>

	This will tell you what flags are compiled and what is enabled on your web server. Just shoot me an email and I will make the .tgz available. Hope that some of this will help. ;)


Thank you;

Pete Robie
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On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 10:38:17PM -0400, Will Hamm wrote:
> All,
> 
> 	Before you tell me to RTFM... let me say that I have...
> 
> 	I even (as a last ditch effort) looked on the net for people 
> with advice with similar needs.
> 
> 	Particularly I found and tried to implement the following setup:
> 
> 	[http://www.linuxguruz.org/index.html?state=PHPTips&topic=PHP402]
> 
> 	I tried it three times. Clean installs of Red Hat LINUX 6.2 
> using 'Server' option to install.
> 
> 	It will run MySQL (I know because I can run 'safe_mysqld &' 
> after I installed it - like the instructions say + I see it by 'ps 
> -aux')
> 
> 	It is running Apache (I know because I get the Apache test 
> index.html page when I go to my domain by it's name + I see it by 'ps 
> -aux')
> 
> 	But it isn't/ won't seem to run PHP. I followed the 
> instructions and made a index.php page with some basic PHP code in it 
> - but it just spits out the code like I am viewing a .txt file.
> 
> 	Any thoughts?
> 
> 	BTW, yes I did edit the httpd.conf file and make sure/ set 
> .php as a index file, as well as verified the paths of installation 
> for the DocumentRoot.
> 
> 	If you are willing to help me; it may be easier to look at 
> the page from the link that I gave above and see if that installation 
> procedure is sound or not...
> 
> 	TIA,
> 
> 	Will Hamm
> 
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