Apache 2 doesnt interpret php

[Dr. Ephemeron]

If they worked in your original /var/www/html/ before you made all the changes, then you are missing something in your configuration to make the changes work.

Edited April 3, 2004 by Dr. Ephemeron

[Steve Scrimpshire]

Make sure all of these are installed:

libphp_common

php-cli

php-cgi

php-ini

apache2-mod_php

 

I think php-cgi is the key one you are going to be missing.

Edited April 3, 2004 by Steve Scrimpshire

[Guest Adriano]

I have almost the same problem: apache 2 doesn't want to serve php; but in my case downgrading to 1.3 worked. Problem is, I did a reinstall of Mandrake 10 for completely different reasons, and now I can't find apache 1.3 (It doesn't show up on rpmdrake, and I can get no mirrors to get it, they are still b0rken). I have installed everything Steve mentioned, my httpd.conf has the correct filetypes listed...

Edited April 13, 2004 by Adrianovaroli

[Guest Adriano]

... and Solved!

 

Edit

/etc/httpd/cof/httpd2.conf

Change this line (probably the last line in the file):

# Removed in apache 2---- Include  conf/addon-modules/php.conf

to this:

Include  conf/addon-modules/php.conf

Note: I removed the text before I wrote this, so the exact phrase might be different. Just tell me and I'll edit.

 

Restart apache with either

service httpd restart

from a root terminal or inside drakxservices in MCC.