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Re: [PLUG] Apache 2, PHP, + cgi scripts
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Most distros have a relatively simple way of enabling PHP. For example,
in Gentoo you just emerge it and then add it as an option in
/etc/conf.d/apache
What distro are you using? Have you installed PHP already?
--Gordon
Adam J. Zion wrote:
> OK, here's the issue. I'm trying to set up a test helpdesk software
> server using linux, and need to configure it to use PHP properly. Right
> now, when I try to load the setup page for the helpdesk package I want
> to test- osTicket, if that matters- all I get is a message from my
> browser asking how to handle the PHP page in question. I imagine that
> this is b/c Apache 2 isn't handling the PHP page properly.
>
> So, how do I get PHP configured properly in Apache 2? And are cgi pages
> handled differently or will they begin working when I get PHP to
> co-operate?
>
> Thx.
>
> --
> Adam Zion, MCSE+I, Registered Linux User #471910
>
> Si se puede.
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