PHP on Mac OS X

[PowerMacX]

Hi, well... this isn't really 100% related to games but...
How do I enable PHP on the standard apache server on Phanter? I edited httpd.conf, and restarted the server in about 30 different ways and it still doesnt work! :mad:
Any ideas?
(BTW, I added mod-info and it shows that the php module IS loaded :blink: , but it doesn¥t do anything!!!)

[djohnson]

I am curious if anyone figured this out yet. I was having the same problems for a while... Next week I will finally get my 15" PowerBook and can use my Beige G3 for more development issues. This is one of the first things I will get working.

[Steven]

Did you remember to add mod_php as a handler for the right mime types? The directions are on the website...

[arekkusu]

ghostwheel:/etc/httpd arekkusu$ diff httpd.conf httpd.conf.default
239c239
< LoadModule php4_module libexec/httpd/libphp4.so
---
> #LoadModule php4_module libexec/httpd/libphp4.so
282c282
< AddModule mod_php4.c
---
> #AddModule mod_php4.c
1064d1063
< AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml


Then reboot. Locally-served PHP pages work fine here.

[djohnson]

Thanks, I will try this next week when I get my PowerBook and can you my G3 for development.

[PowerMacX]

OK, I originally posted this question on January, and it got a lot of answers (that didn't make the backup)

Anyway, it turned out that everything was working fine, but I was entering the wrong address (that is, is not just "localhost/yourwebpage.htm")
What is the right address? Well, since then I've erased my test files, but if I recall correctly, you had to include your "computers name" something like "jhondoe-computer".

If anyone knows exactly what the url should be, please post it here.

[Josh]

http://127.0.0.1/test.php ? Make sure you have the PHP suffix, otherwise it won't parse it.

[Carlos Camacho]

Go here http://www.entropy.ch , save yourself grief. Then send him a donation.

Cheers