, 2002 4:09 PM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: problems with php4 in woody
Hello there! I'm having problems getting php4 to work in woody... It all
installs good, the httpd.conf file has the line to load the module,
etc... But php files don't run, thet get downloaded when look
Thanks nate Well, I'm not trying to use virtual hosts... I'm trying
to run php from users directories (ie ~username), and instead of
executing the php files, the browser asks what to do with the files and
let's you download them... This same files work fine with apache and
php4 under potato, bu
> Hello there! I'm having problems getting php4 to work in woody...
> It all installs good, the httpd.conf file has the line to load the
> module, etc... But php files don't run, thet get downloaded when
> looked at with a browser... Mime types has an entry for php, so...
> Can anyone help me here
Hello there! I'm having problems getting php4 to work in woody... It all
installs good, the httpd.conf file has the line to load the module,
etc... But php files don't run, thet get downloaded when looked at with
a browser... Mime types has an entry for php, so... Can anyone help me
here???
Thanks
* jennyw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2001.12.02 19:40:06-0800]:
> What's the difference between this and building using ./configure and make
> install? I was able to successfully build with configure and make, but I
> did have to change a few things ... Does the dpkg-buildpackage way make it
> so I don't
What's the difference between this and building using ./configure and make
install? I was able to successfully build with configure and make, but I
did have to change a few things ... Does the dpkg-buildpackage way make it
so I don't have to tweak files to build?
For example, the scripts provided
* jennyw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2001.11.29 13:17:16-0800]:
> Thanks ... I assume all I need to do is apt-get source php4 make and make
> install?
no, apt-get source php4, then in the directory of the php4 source,
`dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot`. you might need multiple tries until
you have all *-dev
Thanks ... I assume all I need to do is apt-get source php4 make and make
install?
Jen
- Original Message -
From: "Brandon N" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 9:14 AM
Subject: Re: Any known problems with PHP4 in Woody?
> I work on the phpgr
I work on the phpgroupware project and we've seen problems with debian
php4 as well, recompiling the package usually fixes the problem from
what I recall.
Brandon
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I recently tried to install Squirrelmail on my Woody setup (apache,
> php4). It's giving me strange err
I recently tried to install Squirrelmail on my Woody setup (apache,
php4). It's giving me strange errors that I shouldn't be getting (e.g.
"cannot redeclare trimarray()" when it's not being redeclared). Folks on
the Squirrelmail list suggested that it might be a problem with php4
(there was a k
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