Hi, I just apt-get installed Apache, and it seems to work just fine. I then installed PHP4, and apache did not seem to recognize PHP files.
I've tried several extensions: .phtml, .php, ,php3, php4... none of them work. The first three act really odd... when I click on them in my browser on another machine, it treats them like a downloadable file, and prompts me to specify a download location. The 4th (.php4), however, acts totally different. It instead is just displayed in the browser as plain, preformatted text... the tags and such are visible as well. I instpected httpd.conf, and there are mentions of libph4.so, but they are all commented out. I could remove the comments and configure Apache myself the old fashioned way, but is this the correct way of doing things? Will it get stomped by future installing of software? One last question: do apache and apache-ssl use identical httpd.conf file formats? If so, would it be prudent for me to symlink them both to a common httpd.conf? Thanks in advance! --Aaron
