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My Apache install is having issues starting with PHP? The code below kills the start.
#PHP INSTALL START
PHPIniDir "C:\ws\php"
LoadModule php5_module "C:\ws\php\php5apache2_2.dll"
#PHP END
When I remove it, it starts fine. I really need PHP working, so I can get back to work.
Chances are, that php5apache2_2.dll is missing, or incompatible with your version of Apache.
In any case, check your startup logs for the reason of failure.
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I have a plain vanilla Apache php-fpm setup on ubuntu Precise. I have the rewrite module enabled but no rewrite rules anywhere in Virtualhost or directory level nor is there any .htaccess file. However, domain.com/abc launches domain.com/abc.php
Is there something in the default apache or php setup that enables this. Pls advise.
This feature is called MultiViews and you have to disable it...
Options -MulviViews
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So this is my path I have:
C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.4.3
And my php.exe file is in that folder...
I have tried to put:
C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.4.3;
C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.4.3\php.exe
C:\wamp\bin\php
C:\wamp\bin\php;
But none of is not working.
I have no idea why its not working...
Thanks
PHP is not included in your PATH.
Right click your My Computer, then Properties, Advanced System Settings, Environment Variables and then find PATH variable, add your PHP installation dir there. Close your previously launched CMDs, re-launch it, it should work now.
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I installed php with make install. Now I go to the directory I compiled my php and do make uninstall. It throws this error make: *** No rule to make target 'uninstall'. stop..
What is going on?
Centos6
PHP 5
If there is no 'uninstall' target, there isn't any automated way to uninstall and remove files.
If by luck you built your php in a 100% dedicated directory (/opt/your/php for example) then uninstalling may be as simple as removing this dedicated directory, as everything generated at build/compile time will be contained inside this directory.
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I am using Windows 7 and xampplite 1.7.3.
One of my research gives me idea that I need to start automatically the "APACHE2" on services.msc. But when I go to my services there is no Apache2 there, no apache service at all. Please help me how to start xampp automatically as my PC gets ON.
If you check the svc box on XAMPP control panel the service should start automaticly.
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I've looked on
etc/apache/httpd.conf
/etc/httpd/conf/http.conf
/etc/httpd/http.conf
Is there somewhere else where this file can be?? Am I missing something...?
Run the following command on the command line:
apachectl configtest
This should attempt to test the config, and it should also tell you where it's testing the config from.
run the following command:
cd /
sudo find *.conf
this should find all .conf files for you, just look threw and see what there is
More information on this command located here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/find