RE: [PHP4BETA] PHP4b3 & Apache 1.3.11 on Linux - getting download of .php!

> the mod_php4.c was compiled INTO httpd: > httpd -l > Compiled-in modules: > <other modules snipped> > mod_php4.c > > > What about making a file phpinfo.php > > > > <?php phpinfo(); ?> > > > > loading it, through the webserver (save-as, if necessary). > > Obviously if the > > file contains the above code, it isn't parsing it. If it's HTML, > > then it is, > > but something is happening to the doctype. Read the HTML there, it might > > help. > > Tried the phpinfo.php. It wanted to save. I saved it and > the text remained "<?php phpinfo(); ?>". > > Sorry, not following you on the "read the html there". What > HTML? The file saved and it's the same as it is on the > server. > > Is there some other way to track the fact that httpd is > SEEING .php the way that it should? httpd -l looks good. > Forcing a syntax error in the httpd.conf proves that its > using that when it starts up. Everything is pointing to > it working, yet it doesn't. I'm stumped here. I bet the httpd you are doing the -l on is not actually the one you are running. Your startup scripts are probably starting a different httpd process. -Rasmus