Re: PHP CGI Bug?

Nope. No apache Action calls and no AddTypes for .php. I've removed the .php extension and even tried ".fff" to guarantee that there's no double-dipping. It stilll happens. blah.php blah.cgi blah blah.fff All produce the same result. -Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: "Damian Harouff" <php-lists@cekkent.net> To: <szii@sziisoft.com> Cc: <php-db@lists.php.net> Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 11:08 AM Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] PHP CGI Bug? > The file is .php, and your configuration is set up to correctly > execute .php as a cgi, yes? > > ssc> When running 4.1.2 as a CGI, I see the following... > > ssc> #!/var/bin/php > ssc> <?php > ssc> echo "hi"; > ?>> > > ssc> outputs > ssc> #!var/bin/phphi > > ssc> When running the same script from the command line it outputs > ssc> hi > > ssc> If I remove the #!/var/bin/php line (required to run as a CGI > ssc> script) then the script fails so it's not a problem of having two > ssc> processors loaded. > > ssc> I've searched around and found a few people with the problem > ssc> but no answers. (suEXEC is on and working correctly) > > ssc> -Mike