Re: Apache, PHP and MySQL

Alex, > Sorry, I cant find this "Action line". =can't find it where? It's on the page number that I quoted for W&T's book (unless there's a new edition out?). If it's not in the conf file then it must be added - review p799 and around - they have a section about setting up Apache in one place, and then later when talking about setting up PHP they come back to making additions to Apache's conf file - some possibility for confusion there if you think 'been there, done that'... If you mean the DLLs being copied to > the Windows\System directory, I have done that. =good stuff Is there a better tutorial > for installing Apache and PHP, and if so should I try to uninstall and start =there are many tutorials around. On the PHP site there is a page of links. Pick one, eg PHPBuilder, and then scout around for what you want. Alternatively, there's been plenty of discussion here on the lists (probably more on PHP-General and PHP-Win, cf this one PHP-DB = really for database-related topics) so a charge through the archives will unearth treasures. > again. I could even reformat if necessary - all my backups on the server are > on a separate hardfile. =totally unnecessary to reformat. =have you tested 'pure Apache' by placing an HTML file in the/an appropriate folder and asking for it to be served through Apache (cf through the file system) - and did that work? =from this/the wrong end of the telescope, it sounds more like a conf issue for PHP than anything else (calling for refinement not brute force!) > I am running Apache 1.3.24 for Win32 =a good vintage, if not the latest nouveau. =if you follow W&T's instructions and it still fails, come back with the relevant snippets from the conf file and we'll work from there. =dn > "Dl Neil" <PHPml@DandE.HomeChoice.co.uk> wrote in message > news:142701c29f16$204ba340$c900a8c0@jrbrown... > > Alex, > > > > > I am trying to set up a test server to test updates before changing my > > > uploaded pages. I have running Windows 98. I have Apache installed and > > > running, and thought I have PHP installed properly. (Installed it as > > Welling > > > and Thomson). However when I try to run my test.php file which should > give > > > phpinfo I get a message telling me that I am downloading a file from > > > localhost. I presume Apache is not recognising the file type. > > > I have added .php to the AddType application section of httpd.conf > > > > > > Since W&T published a ClearModuleList has been added to the Apache conf > > file. Make sure that your brave addition doesn't get 'undone'. (shouldn't > > there be an Action line too? p799) > > > > Also, you aren't running Apache 2.n.n are you? > > =dn > > > > > > -- > PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > >