willshire Posted July 26, 2007 Share Posted July 26, 2007 Hi, I install apache (2.2.x) and installed php. My goal here is to run a ventrilo server control panel, I have all the files so I put them in the htdocs folder. When I open the index file with a browser on that computer (not through apache, but more like a image) it open a table and some stuff exactly how it suppose to open. However when i start the service and then go type the host name (i'm inside LAN) I get the directory of the htdocs folder. When I click on index.php, it gives me the codes and scripts used to build that table that i saw when not opening the file through apache. I get this will all index.php files. Can anyone help me out? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
apacheguy Posted July 26, 2007 Share Posted July 26, 2007 Add this to the httpd: <IfModule dir_module> DirectoryIndex index.php </IfModule> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
willshire Posted July 27, 2007 Author Share Posted July 27, 2007 now when i connect i get a white page with this text: \n"; print_r ($_SESSION); echo ""; phpinfo (32); /**/ if (!isset ($_SESSION ['id']) || !is_numeric ($_SESSION ['id']) || !isset ($level) || !isset ($_SESSION ['ip']) || ($_SESSION ['ip'] != $_SERVER ['REMOTE_ADDR'])) { if ($PHP_SELF != "$systemroot/login.php") { header ("Location: $systemroot/login.php"); $redirecting = true; } } else if (!isset ($_SESSION ['server']) && $serverneeded) { if (($level == 'admin') || ($level == 'tech')) { header ("Location: $systemroot/admin/servers.php"); $redirecting = true; } else { header ("Location: $systemroot/logout.php"); $redirecting = true; } } else if (($level != 'admin') && ($level != 'tech') && !strncasecmp ($PHP_SELF,"$systemroot/admin/", strlen ("$systemroot/admin/"))) { header ("Location: $systemroot/index.php"); $redirecting = true; } if ($redirecting) exit; ?> hostset) { unset ($_SESSION['sconfig']); $_SESSION['sconfig'] = new ServerConfig; $sconfig =& $_SESSION['sconfig']; $server = $_SESSION['server']; if (!isset ($server) || !is_numeric ($server)) $server = NULL; $result = mysql_query ("SELECT id, vdomain, vip, vport, ". " sip, sport, $decfunction(spass, '$enckey'), ". " faddr, fport, fuser, ". " $decfunction(fpass, '$enckey'), fpath ". " FROM servers ". (($server != NULL) ? "WHERE id = $server " : ""). "LIMIT 1"); if ($result && mysql_num_rows ($result)) { $res = mysql_fetch_row ($result); $_SESSION['server'] = $res[0]; $sconfig->setserverinfo ($res[1], $res[2], $res[3]); $sconfig->setstatusparams ($res[4], $res[5], $res[6]); $sconfig->sethost ($res[7], $res[8], $res[9], $res[10], $res[11]); } } $server = $_SESSION['server']; if ($sconfig->configfile == false) $connectstring = $sconfig->getconfig (); ?> m_cmdprog = "/home/eliterr/Work/ventrilo/ventrilo_status"; $sstat->m_cmdcode = 2; $sstat->m_cmdhost = $sconfig->statusip; $sstat->m_cmdport = $sconfig->statusport; $sstat->m_cmdpass = $sconfig->statuspass; unset ($sclients); if ($sstat->Request ()) { $sstaterror = $sstat->m_error; $sstat = false; } else { $sclients = count ($sstat->m_clientlist); unset ($sstaterror); } ?> numvalues = 0; if (is_array ($vals)) { $i = 0; reset ($vals); $val = current ($vals); while ($val != false) { $this->values [$i++] = $val; $val = next ($vals); } $this->numvalues = $i; } $this->counter = 0; } function cur () { if ($this->numvalues == 0) return; else return $this->values [($this->counter + $this->numvalues - 1) % $this->numvalues]; } function next () { if ($this->numvalues == 0) return; $cur = $this->counter; $this->counter = ($cur + 1) % $this->numvalues; return $this->values [$cur]; } } ?> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
apacheguy Posted July 27, 2007 Share Posted July 27, 2007 If you require additional help with the php coding, then I suggest you post it in another forum. It doesn't belong in the apache server forum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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