apache_0.3.37b_dingetje, Module php don´t work

Hello Mr Dingetje:

I have install the beta vertion of your apache 0.3.37 with php, from the Lewis repository.

Well, after a reconfiguration by lewis in my own server, this apache works finally.

Well, but the php module, don´t work

I have post this question in the freesco.org forum, and i have send PM a Mr Lewis.

I don´t know what i can made, the libphp4.so, exist in my directory /libexec

I don´t know is i´m running apache or thttpd.

I have create a php info at http://marcalmo.homeip.net/test.php

Tx

Greetings

It could be a library dependency which is causing a failure to load the libphp4.so module. Did you check the Apache error log (it's located in /usr/local/apache/logs)?
Also what does rc_httpd restart tell you?

You can easily check if you're running Apache or thttpd by looking at the process list with command ps in a FREESCO putty window.

This is for FREESCO 04x, right?

To test for a library issue you can execute the php command line version (CLI) and see if that runs. You can see if it runs with command /usr/local/bin/php --version.

It should output something like:

The library dependency can be listed with the ldd command (part of my utils package, but maybe its standard in FREESCO 04x) as follows:

I've tested the HTTP header response of your web server with a online HTTP header viewer like http://www.rexswain.com/httpview.html and the output shows you are in fact running Apache (good!).

Make sure the following lines are present in your httpd.conf file:

The library dependency can be listed with the ldd command (part of my utils package, but maybe its standard in FREESCO 04x) as follows:

The rc_httpd restart:

i´m running apache AND thttpd?:

i´m miss libiconv.so.2 => /lib/libiconv.so.2 (0x2da000)

The php --version show this:

And, yes is for Freesco 0.4.2

Thank you so much for your time

Greetings

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My Spanish isn't very good, but it looks like rc_httpd restart only stops the Apache process and doesn't start it!? Correct? That doesn't seem right to me.

That's perfectly normal, thttpd is used for the web control panel at port 82 and Apache for the public web server at port 80.

The library dependency looks OK to me, no missing libs and php --version shows that the CLI version runs OK. I also see no load module errors in the startup of your Apache error log. I doubt if adding the libiconv.so.2 lib is going to change anything.

Did you make any edits to the httpd.conf file for Apache?
Did you install perl 5.6.1 package before installing Apache package?

What output do you get when you use the apachectl command to stop/start Apache?

That's perfectly normal, thttpd is used for the web control panel at port 82 and Apache for the public web server at port 80.

The library dependency looks OK to me, no missing libs and php --version shows that the CLI version runs OK. I also see no load module errors in the startup of your Apache error log. I doubt if adding the libiconv.so.2 lib is going to change anything.

Did you make any edits to the httpd.conf file for Apache?
Did you install perl 5.6.1 package before installing Apache package?

What output do you get when you use the apachectl command to stop/start Apache?

hello Mr Dingetje:

Yes, how you can see, when i run rc_httpd restart command, only appears the stop message and not the start message.

I´m the command how start, restart, i don´t have translate this, because all world know this commands and because the translations is soo dificult in, for example the help files. The rest of Freesco is in spanish language, because a need to made test with it.

Of course, i can see now what the admin panel run in thtpd in the 82 port. Tx.

Yes, I have previous installed the perl 5.6.1 dingetje package after to install apache.

I need to reinstall?.

I have run the apachectl command and i have a bug in the stop command (with rc_httpd the bug is in the start command )

Tx again

I asked about the perl package because none of the test CGI scripts seem to work on your site? Even the ones that don't use perl, like /www/cgi/test-cgi which is a shell based CGI test script, outputting some of the server environment variables, is not working! These CGI scripts too are simply output and not executed?!

Compare these two:

http://marcalmo.homeip.net/cgi/test-cgi

http://dingetje.homeip.net/cgi/test-cgi

Another thing that also don't seem to work on your end is the Apache manual. This is enabled in the package via a directory alias and can be displayed with:

http://dingetje.homeip.net/manual/ <-- mine works

http://marcalmo.homeip.net/manual/ <-- yours is hanging?

Frankly I'm out of options as what to check next. It looks like Apache is up and running, but it doesn't parse your PHP scripts. Instead it simply outputs them as if they were regular HTML files. Could you send me your httpd.conf file to look at?

Did you try rebooting?


This post has been edited by dingetje on Apr 7 2009, 05:10 PM

Tx again

Have you see your private messages?.

I have send to you a PM with the access data to my server.

i send too the httpd.conf

I don´t know if that is a bug or a personal error.

ah, i have try with the 0.3.27 vertion and this error not ocurs. Only with the 0.3.37

yes, of course, i have try with a lot of rebooting

Tx

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I've replied in a PM.