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I installed Apache2, PHP5, openssl, Mysql4.1 all from src(except MySql=>RPM). The problem I am having is with PHP ( well I think anyway ). When I start Apache it loads php without error, but when I point Firefox to localhost/test.php which contains

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<?php phpinfo(); ?>

,its displayed rather than executed.

Any Ideas, been beating my head for a two days with this. I am able to connect to mysql with out a problem also.

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What disto? You will need to add
PHP Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. APACHE2_OPTS="-D SSL -D PHP5"
to your apache2 conf. file.It is located in different places in different distro's.The above is for php and ssl support,that loads the modules when apache2 starts.
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Did you add the .php extension and the php module into apaches config file
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Originally Posted by comprookie2000
What disto? You will need to add
PHP Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. APACHE2_OPTS="-D SSL -D PHP5"
to your apache2 conf. file.It is located in different places in different distro's.The above is for php and ssl support,that loads the modules when apache2 starts.

Shoot, I am sorry. I am running Suse 9.1. Also I tried the code above and when started Apache with error. Something like "error on line #### misspelled or enabled in a module". Apache was installed /usr/local/apache2, php5 /usr/local/php5, and openssl /usr/local/lib. If this helps, when I point firefox to an url that does not exist I get the apache file not found error. The last line states "apache 2 mod_ssl openssl php5" thats not word for word. The MySql installation was done with the seperate RPM packages from mysql.com.
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Originally Posted by Zachery
Did you add the .php extension and the php module into apaches config file

Yup did that. When I point firefox to http://localhost/phpinfo.php I am asked if i would like to download the file instead.

Dont get it LOLOL, must be something I am overlooking.

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OK got it working. I had placed the AddType... statement at the wrong location. To correct the error, I placed it at the last line of the httpd.config file. All is well now.

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