Apache 1.3 and PHP 5, Not Working!

[dialeight]

Hey Everybody,

Here is my current setup:

OpenBSD 4.4
Apache 1.3 running outside chroot environment
PHP 5.2.6 installed from package, performed symlink, php5.conf is in the /var/www/conf/modules/ directory.

For some reason apache is not loading the module. When I access my phptest.php file which contains the phpinfo() function it shows up as a blank screen, but when I view source I see the PHP code. When I run apachectl configtest, it shows that it's loading it and there are no syntax errors.

I am at a loss since this is the first time working with php5 for me, I'm finally upgrading from php 4. Any help here would be appreciated.

[jggimi]

By default, the AddType for filetypes .php is commented out in /var/www/conf/httpd.conf.

Edit the file. Search for "php". Uncomment the line. Restart apache.

[dialeight]

Hey There,

Thanks for the response. I'm sorry I didn't mention that I already had done that. It was late when I posted.

I did remove the comment before:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

And restarted using apachectl stop and apachectl start.

Still not working.. Any other suggestions?

Thanks

[jggimi]

I don't think apachectl should be used for start; disabling chroot is done by using httpd -u, see the /etc/rc script.

[dialeight]

Chroot is disabled by using the -U flag within the /etc/rc.conf file. Should I be using the httpd command to stop and start the server?

[jggimi]

apachectl stop
httpd -u

[dialeight]

Hey,

Thanks for the responses.

Still having trouble after restarting apache using the -u option. When I load the page in the browser php is not being processed. Any other ideas?

[jggimi]

Prove to yourself that you have the correct symbolic link to the php5.conf module.

(Hint: ls -l /var/www/conf/modules)

Prove to yourself that you are using /var/www/conf/httpd.conf for your configuration, and not some other configuration file (e.g.: httpd -f).

Double check the AddType directive and the php5.conf module are correct in httpd.conf.

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That's all I can think of.