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December 5th, 2002, 07:13 PM

kattyzev

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I am wondering if you can help me.
That is the situation:
I have installed apache 1.3.27 in my pc with windows 2000 server (which has IIS running). 
When I installed apache wizard asked me for a domain name and server name I am working in a company so I did not need put local host, but this IP is the one used for IIS (IS IS RELATED TO MY PROBLEM?)
I tested it and when I put http://servername I saw the welcome page of apache
Then I installed php 4.2.3 and seemed like everythin was OK
I configured my apache to work with php
I created a script to test it (the classic phpinfo named test.php) I could make it The message when I tried to access http://servername/test.php was Forbidden you are not allowed to access this server.
 
Being honest I have already read all the tutorials and installation guides you can imagine and I do not know what to do now. Can you help I need a very detailed information to do this because I a newbie
Thanks,

December 6th, 2002, 01:19 PM

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RE: php+apache+win2000

hehe, syntax highlighted text looks quite spiffy...

is IIS actually running on that machine? if so, edit the file apache/conf/httpd.conf, set the port to 81, restart apache and try accessing it via http://servername:81/test.php

if that doesn't work, check that your documentroot is pointing to the right place. test it by making a little index.htm file in the same place as test.php, that way you can see if it's php or apache giving the problem..

If you're still stuck, just shout.

December 9th, 2002, 03:24 PM

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RE: RE: php+apache+win2000

It is not the port I've already tried with others and I have to add something I create a directory named c:web in which I put my html or php pages and it worked with html. DocumentRoot in apache and doc_root in php.ini points to this directory. And,by the way, the error now in the log file is premature end of script headers. Please help me

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