Install Question

[Jay Bird]

I installed PHP5, Apache2 and OpenSSL on my Debian woody server.
Everything seems to have installed fine without any complaints.

I can bring up my .php test page fine on the ssl https. But when I try
to bring it http up on port 80 I get the download-a-document and
what-do-you-want-to-open-it with dialogue box, as if there is no PHP on
the machine at all.

Is the problem in the php.ini file and/or the httpd.conf file?

I want PHP to be available to http and https for all hosted sites
including virtual hosts.

Any suggestions or other info would be appreciated.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Jay Bird wrote:

I installed PHP5, Apache2 and OpenSSL on my Debian woody server.
Everything seems to have installed fine without any complaints.

I can bring up my .php test page fine on the ssl https. But when I try
to bring it http up on port 80 I get the download-a-document and
what-do-you-want-to-open-it with dialogue box, as if there is no PHP on
the machine at all.

Is the problem in the php.ini file and/or the httpd.conf file?

I want PHP to be available to http and https for all hosted sites
including virtual hosts.

Any suggestions or other info would be appreciated.

It would be your httpd.conf file. PHP itself doesn't know (or care) if SSL is
being used or not (other than in the $_SERVER variable).

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[Jay Bird]

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

It would be your httpd.conf file. PHP itself doesn't know (or care) if SSL is
being used or not (other than in the $_SERVER variable).

I didn't know if a path issue might be going on in php.ini.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Jay Bird wrote:

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

It would be your httpd.conf file. PHP itself doesn't know (or care) if SSL is
being used or not (other than in the $_SERVER variable).

I didn't know if a path issue might be going on in php.ini.

You may have a path problem in your PHP.INI file - but it would have nothing to
do with SSL.

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