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Posted: Fri Aug 20th, 2004 05:44 am |
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Hai,
Anyone help me to configure PHP5 on my Apache Server. I tried alot, but I am not getting a real configuration method.
Thanks
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shahjalal
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Posted: Fri Jul 8th, 2005 08:18 am |
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Configuring Apache for PHP
You must configure Apache to recognize and run PHP files. An Apache configuration
file, httpd.conf, is on your system, possibly in /etc or in /usr/
local/apache/conf . You must edit this file before PHP can run properly.
Follow these steps to configure your system for PHP:
1. Open the httpd.conf file so you can make changes.
2. Configure Apache to load the PHP module.
Find the list of LoadModule statements. Look for the following line:
LoadModule php5_module libexec/libphp5.so.
If this line isn’t there, add it. If a pound sign ( #) is at the beginning of the
line, remove the pound sign.
3. Configure Apache to recognize PHP extensions.
You need to tell Apache which files might contain PHP code. Look for a
section describing AddType. You might see one or more AddType lines
for other software. Look for the AddType line for PHP, as follows:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
If you find it with a pound sign ( #) at the beginning of the line, remove
the pound sign ( #). If you don’t find this line, add it to the AddType statements.
This line tells Apache to look for PHP code in all files with a .php
extension. You can specify any extension or series of extensions.
4. Start (if it is not running) or restart (if it is running) the Apache httpd
server.
You can start or restart the server by using a script that was installed on
your system during installation. This script might be apachectl or
httpd.apache, and might be located in /bin or
/usr/local/apache/bin . For example, you might be able to start the
server by typing apachectl start, restart it by using apachectl
restart , or stop it by using apachectl stop. Sometimes restarting is
not sufficient; you must stop the server first and then start it.
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Posted: Tue Jul 12th, 2005 12:52 am |
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hope it's alright that I post in this thread..I would like some help with the same thing, but for php4.3.11..used the tutorial on here("How to Get the Killer.....Power Guides"...O.K. up to here:
ScriptAlias /php/ "c:/program files/php/" (for Windows only - change path accordingly)
Action application/x-httpd-php "/php/php.exe" (for Windows only)
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php ..I'm slow but I need to know EXACTLY what to type into the conf file (getting windows and Linux mixed up here)
And as for step2 on this tut "Load Module php5.." what would I put there if using php4.3.11, NOT php5?
Last edited on Tue Jul 12th, 2005 12:57 am by Lakeside
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saikumar_msc
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Posted: Tue Jul 12th, 2005 11:57 am |
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Hi,
Thanks for your response. But last year itself, I configured PHP5 in Apache webserver 2.0 and Mysql 4.0. It is running well. I am doing projects in PHP5 and getting more knowledge.
Thanks...
 Saikumar K
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bigheadchd
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Posted: Sat Oct 29th, 2005 02:15 pm |
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ok... i'm using apache 2.0.55 and php 5 and this guide doesn't help to start the web server... need help here, thanks... 
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