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Old July 20th, 2002, 11:51 PM
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php.ini + Apache +Linux

Hi,
I've installed php + Apache on Linux(Mandrake 8.0.2) following the instructions in the php manual:Servers-Apache
instruction number 11 is the following:
cp php.ini-dist /usr/local/lib/php.ini
I compiled both(php + apache) with no errors

After all, my browser processes php files but it looks like the server doesn't use the php.ini file, because I moved it to another directory and it still worked.(So there was no php.ini in /usr/local/lib)
I compiled php without the option short-tags-enabled
and the following script didn't work:
<?
.....
?>
I understand this but the php.ini file contains the line:Short_tags=On
Is this means that I have to always compile php again when I want to change a property?
I've got another problem:
my browser always looking for index.html in my docroot directory,so when I want to try out php I write a link in the index.html file which refers to the *.php file.
I'm sure the name of the "main document" can be configured easily.

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RE: php.ini + Apache +Linux

Meanwhile chmod solved my problem with php.ini.......
The docroot problem is still alive

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RE: php.ini + Apache +Linux

In the httpd.conf file there is a line that reads something like:

DirectoryIndex index.html

change it to something like :

DirectoryIndex index.php index.html

and then it will pick up index.php first...

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Thanks for helping out

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