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I have recently update from apache 1 to apache 2. It used to be the case that i could just type in the file name such as http://localhost/index and it would recognise that the index file was php (or any other file) and parse it. Now however i have to make sure i type the file extension so that the file will be parsed such as http://localhost/index.php this is a rather annoying situation.

 

I have updated httpd.conf with:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

and

LoadModule ....

 

can someone point me in the right direction???

 

Ta :D

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