Re: PHP not working with apache2
| From: | Jason Wong | Date: | Sun, 15 Aug 2004 03:43:32 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP not working with apache2 | ||
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On Sunday 15 August 2004 10:09, Grant wrote:
> I have asked about this on the Gentoo list and was
> told to add "-D PHP4" to an apache2 directive. I did
> that, but it still doesn't work.
Then escalate the issue! Or go through the chapter:
manual > Installation > Servers-Apache 2.0
to make sure that all the steps outlined have been performed correctly by the
emerge.
> Having apache and apache2 installed is some kind of a
> mistake. I'm a newbie and not sure how it happened.
> I plan on completely starting over and setting up my
> server again from nothing to make it very clean, but
> everything except PHP is working great. This is the
> absolute last thing standing in the way of going live.
That's a good idea. Like I said unless you know what you're doing having both
apaches installed is not a very good idea.
> When I see the raw code I am hitting apache2 as apache
> is not running.
>
> The only reason I need PHP is squirrelmail. Is
> mod_php necessary in this situation?
I would guess yes, but it all depends on how your system is setup. Furthermore
you have to establish
1) whether mod_php is installing against apache, apache2, or both
2) whether squirrelmail is installing against apache, apache2, or both
Again, the Gentoo list is what you want.
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