help! can't get PHP to install in my apache Server, Windows XP Home. |
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help! can't get PHP to install in my apache Server, Windows XP Home. |
Jun 2 2006, 10:19 AM
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![]() All Around Computer Nut Posts: 2,677 From: Iowa, USA OS: Windows XP Home & Ubuntu --2.6.16 Vanilla Kernel |
Well here is my situation. This is on my Windows XP Home. I am setting up a local testing server on the same HDD with Windows. apache installed fine and is running with no problems, but after 3 days of fighting with it, I can't get PHP 4.4.2 to install as a module like it should. apache 1.3 server PHP 4.4.2 I followed the instructions for injecting PHP into the Apache server, but it isn't working, anytime I try to access a PHP file the system tries to download it instead of opening the page. I have included my httpd.conf file, maybe I missed a step, but I'm really at a loss on how to get this to work. Please help, as I would rather use this local test server when programming my PHP websites for my clients, instead of my website server that my site is on. But I can't set up myPHPadmin for setting up my db until I have PHP working. This post has been edited by Dragon: Jun 2 2006, 10:20 AM
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Jun 8 2006, 02:00 PM
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Member ![]() ![]() Posts: 22 From: Miami, Florida OS: Windows XP, 2003, Linux |
Hi, why not try to have WAMP on your local machine which will install apache, php, mysql to your computer as a package!
http://www.wampserver.com/en/download.php THat will save you a lot of pain! |
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