Re: Can't get it to work
| From: | Brad Esclavon | Date: | Mon, 03 May 2004 18:42:51 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Can't get it to work | ||
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Messagefirst, run php as a module not cgi.
second, did u get the windows binaries, or the linux tar.gz source. the uncompiled c file
(mod_php4.c ) you are talking about is in linux source. you should be copying .dlls to
run PHP
follow this step by step, and youll be good.
http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/php4install.shtml
also, make sure u have the latest window bins, and check the md5 so that you dont get a corrupt
file. i have had some bad installs because of that
"Paul N. Boucher" <pnboucher@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:000001c42d8d$bb0c4a40$20fea8c0@boucher...
I would appreciate any help or suggestions I can get.
I have Win XP, 2.8 GHz, 1G RAM and have Apache2 installed and running. I tried initially to
install PHP as a module. However, Apache2 wouldn't start and it appears that the reason is that
the line AddModule mod_php4.c in the httpd.conf file caused the problem. I searched my hard drive
for the mod_php4.c file and it is not there. The php-4.3.6-Win32.zip does not include this file. I
then tried to configure PHP as a CGI application and all I get is a blank screen. I can rum php.exe
from the command prompt at c:/php, but that's it.
I have looked over everything dozens of times and I can't find anything wrong with my attempt
to get it to run as a cgi application. I also don't have a clue where mod_php4.c is, so I
can't try the module approach.
I am now frustrated and confused. The instructions don't seem all that difficult, but now I
need some help. I assume that apache is installed and running properly as long as the Apache Service
Monitor show that it is running.
Any suggestions?
PNB