Re: [PLUG] Problems activating Squirrelmail on Apache2 on Debian testing

["Michael Bevilacqua" <michael@bevilacqua.us>]

Hey Mike-

What does ps(1) tell you about how Apache is running PHP4? With the release of PHP5 distros tend to make you specify manually which PHP version you want to run with Apache. This means using an Apache option like "-D PHP4".


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Michael D. Bevilacqua
michael@bevilacqua.us

On 12/28/06, Mike Leone < turgon@mike-leone.com> wrote:

I'm trying to get PHP4 activated in apache2 (I want to use squirrelmail,
which requires PHP). So I installed apache2, php4 and php4-common, and
libapache2-mod-php4. I go to test php by creating /var/www/testphp.php,
and insert the line

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

When I browse to < http://10.0.0.20/testphp.php>, I get the test page,
which tells me that php4 is running. (v 4.4.4-8)

So then I install squirrelmail and squirrelmail-locales. I configure
Squirrelmail, and I make a link to activate it

ln -s /etc/squirrelmail/apache.conf etc/apache2/conf.d/squirrelmail.conf

and restart apache.

However, when I go to bring up the squirrelmail webpage
<http://myip/squirrelmail>, my browser (IE or Firefox) wants to know
what to do with a PHP file (application x-httpd-php). Web searches have
been less than helpful.

What could be wrong?

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