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#1
 2002-11-29, 19:35 |
ThoughtRiot 
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 Configuring Apache For PHP
Sorry if this isn't the right place to post this, couldnt think of another forum
I got my Apache server for windows, and I'm trying to figure out how to configure it to work with PHP. I have searched the apache.org site many times for information, but have had no luck (note: I also searched google).
If you know how, or have a link, it would be greatly appreciated.
Take Care
~ThoughtRiot
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2002-11-29, 19:52 |
SyntaX ErroR
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Re: Configuring Apache For PHP
im using PHPtriad, it comes with apache already configures for PHP and it come with MYSQL or something... u can get it at http://www.sourceforge.net i think....
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2002-11-29, 20:04 |
cense
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Re: Configuring Apache For PHP
1) download PHP if you do not have it already
2) find your httpd.conf file
3) open that file in your favourite text editor
4) add a line to load the mod_php module
5) add a line to add an MIME type for .php files
5) done
Thats the simplified version. Basically, you can look at any linux documentation about the same thing and simply ignore all the stuff about building PHP. Skip to the sections about configuring your httpd.conf file and you will be alright.
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2002-11-29, 20:11 |
ThoughtRiot
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Re: Configuring Apache For PHP
quote:
Originally posted by SyntaX ErroR:
im using PHPtriad, it comes with apache already configures for PHP and it come with MYSQL or something... u can get it at http://www.sourceforge.net i think....
Looks good, thanks man. Cense: *laughs* thanks, but you were late, heh, I already downloaded PHPTriad and uninstalled Apache (current version), but thanks to you to anyways. Take Care ~ThoughtRiot |
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2002-11-29, 20:44 |
SyntaX ErroR
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Re: Configuring Apache For PHP
No problem... Last time i checked, tho, PHPTriad came with the older version of Apache. Im not sure if this poses any security risks, but u might wanna check it out.. I still use the older version of Apache, but im crazy/stupid like that...
love, SyntaX Err0r
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#6
2002-11-30, 16:25 |
SomeEverydayNobody
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Re: Configuring Apache For PHP
You're 100% nuts!  |
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