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Sco
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 Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2004 11:48 am Post subject: Hmmm |
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Ok, i dont no if this has been answered but...
i have been looking to get php to work i have used the instructions and done a other couple of things on other posts but the page only loads half way, to were the php would start? ok this sucks, can some one help pls.
Thanks
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where is my man whore!
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Your link doesn't work.
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jackofnotrades
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Well, I'm no expert, but I do have a working install so I'll give it a try.
Are you certain that you've completely installed php (as per the instruction in the installation doc), including modifying one of the php.ini files included? I believe 1 of them must be renamed to "php.ini" to work at all. Also, you'll need to create a PATH variable for it, or if you're using Windows you can just put a copy of your completed .ini file into the "System32" folder of your Windows installation, as it will read the info from there. If you haven't modified this file yet, you'll probably want to use their recommended setup. Mostly, you just need to open it up to supply path information as most of the variables will be set to the most secure options in that file anyway. Then rename it to "php.ini".
Have you set up Abyss to use php correctly? The path to the php install has to be included in the cgi settings, along with a REDIRECT_STATUS variable with a value of 200. Also, make sure you've added "index.php" as an index file type in the server parameters.
Check these first. Offhand, I can't think of another reason for it not to work, as php is fairly simple as programming environments go. One other question...does Abyss properly load .html/.htm files for you? And are you certain that you have the correct ports open for it to be visible to the outside world? In general, gateways require you to set port forwarding for your server, unless you place it in the DMZ.
Hopefully, this provides some sort of help, or at least the ability to eliminate some possible causes of the problem.
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