RE: [PHP] win98, .php and .php3

if that's you who administer the server, I mean you have the right to modify apache's httpd.conf then you should have gone there and check for the availability of .php extension, and if it is there already make sure it works just the same way and with the same modules .php3. If the server is not yours then make 2 files one check.php and one check.php3 put there <?PHP echo "<PRE>show_source($x)</PRE><P>\n"; phpinfo(); ?> when you open these files, see first if they worked, then if you have the information below describing the php configurations. there you'll find lots of info. and if you modify the URL to check.php?x=/usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf you can then see the whole apache configurations. well, on UNIX at least, on windows the pass is different, I don't know it since I hate microsoft, anyway just find the right pass and type it there to see the file source. Cheers! -----Original Message----- From: Andy [mailto:andy@angelsolutions.co.uk] Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 10:21 PM To: PHP3 Mailing List Subject: [PHP] win98, .php and .php3 We have been running php successfully on our NT box with .php3 extensions we were using phpwebhosting.com (who are completely uselss, don't respond to any support queries, but most importantly their server is down regularly!) anyway (!) the extensions there were .php3 - we have moved to a more reliable host who use .php and so I modified our scripts locally to reflect those on the server but they don't work - .php3 does! We have checked the registry entries - .php and .php3 are both there and all entries are correct Does anyone know if with Win NT and PWS you can have either/or or both extensions available? Thanks in advance Andy Kent Managing Director Angel Solutions (UK) Ltd t: 0151 737 1048 f: 0870 126 9837 e: andy@angelsolutions.co.uk w: http://www.angelsolutions.co.uk