Re: linux 7 problems
| From: | haptiK | Date: | Fri, 05 Oct 2001 09:27:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: linux 7 problems | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.install |
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LISTEN . THERE IS NO FUCKING SUCH THING AS LINUX '7'. IF YOUR GOING TO
WASTE OUR TIME>> READ THE FUCKING DOCUMENTATION AND GET A FUCKING CLUE. IF
YOU DONT LIKE THIS MESSAGE REMOVE ME FROM THE FUCKING LIST..
WHY DO YOU ALL SEND SUCH IDIOT MSGS' READ THE FINE
MATERIAL#$@!@$@#$!@#$#@!$@#!$#@!$@#!$#@!$@#!$
On Fri, 5 Oct 2001, rg wrote:
> i installed php4 on my linux 7 system.
>
> when i try to access a .php file, it tries to save it to disk.
>
> i changed the httpd.conf file already.
>
> here is another quirk that i don't know is related.....
>
> when i use a command line window to path to /usr/local/
>
> i do 'ls' and i can see my apache and mysql directories that i
> installed.
>
> i cannot see the php directory.
>
> when i use the gnome/windows-like environment, the php directory shows
> up.
>
> i can do cd /usr/local/php* and it will put me in it, but i won't show
> up on a 'ls' command.
>
> any solutions?
>
>
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