helpp index.php

[SURAT]

Hello.

Here's my problem.

When you have entered www..........com not what what I have done in index.php.

When you have entered www........com / index.php then OK.

Where is the mistake?

 

http://imageshack.us/g/507/phpsn.jpg/

[gristoi]

im going to hazard a guess that you dont have php installed on your server

[ManiacDan]

Your default document isn't set properly in your webserver, it's not looking for index.php.

[gristoi]

ManiacDan is right, the default doc isnt set, but from the screenshot you php isnt being interpreted

[SURAT]

I've put / var / www / html/index.php

 

I think I'm in the right place

[gristoi]

it dosent matter that you have put your file in the var/www file. if you do not have php installed on the server then you have nothing to compile the php. your image shows that you are seeing a raw text page with php tags in it. if it was compiled properly you would not see:

<?php
echo 'test';
?>

you would see:

test

[ManiacDan]

gristoi, he says it works when he visits index.php directly, so it's definitely a default document problem.

[gristoi]

ManiacDan, have you actually looked at the images that he has posted ? . now tell me if i'm wrong, but does this look like a correctly compiled piece of php to you? (see attachment)

 

 

 

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[DarkKnight2011]

I think there are 2 issues here,

 

I think that SURAT has not removed the default index page in /var/www/ and has also not set the default document type for php

 

Also, The screenshot when navigating to index.php suggests that the php code is not being parsed, so i would guess its either not installed or libapache2-mod-php5 (dependant on OS) is not installed.

 

You could also check the Apache OPTS in the /etc/conf.d/apache2 file, ensure you have php5 listed

 

APACHE2_OPTS="-D DEFAULT_VHOST -D SSL -D SSL_DEFAULT_VHOST -D PHP5"

 

Just my thoughts anyway,

 

Regards

 

DK

[ManiacDan]

Hah!  You're right, I didn't even see that link, my brain filtered it out as a signature.

 

SURAT, you do not have PHP installed or your apache is not configured for PHP.  The best recommendation is to simply uninstall apache and install a PHP/Apache stack appropriate for your operating system.  XAMPP for linux and WAMP for windows.

[Pandemikk]

I think this topic should be moved out of PHP Math Help.

[Pikachu2000]

I would tend to agree . . .