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apache doenst interprete my php - Zothos - 04-16-2008 03:31 AM Hallo everyone, im currently trying to get my apache running. But im stucked because every php file is not interpreted, they are only downloadable. I first thought directory index was missing, but it didnt helped. So im asking the whole forum for a little hint ![]() fastcgi.conf: Code: <IfDefine FASTCGI> from the 00_master.conf Code: <IfModule mod_fastcgi.c> notice the second #. without im getting errors. apache restart log: Code: [Tue Apr 15 19:28:56 2008] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down I hope someone has a hint for me XD greez /Z RE: apache doenst interprete my php - ephigenie - 04-16-2008 03:47 AM hast du im vhost dann noch einen Alias angelegt ? bzw. ich braucht letztens mal ein fastcgi ohne irgendwas drumherum das schaut dann so aus : Für Suexec nat. dann wieder -user vu2xxxx -group vu2xxxx und FastCgiWrapper On setzen. Ansonsten läufts so einwandfrei : Code: <IfModule mod_fastcgi.c> RE: apache doenst interprete my php - joximu - 04-16-2008 09:48 AM ephigenie wanted to say (for all non german speaking): do you have added an Alias in the vhost? btw I needed some time ago a fastcgi without anything around, this looks like this... For suexec of course a -user vu2xxxx -group vu2xxxx and set FastCgiWrapper to On Anything is running fine: [code from above] RE: apache doenst interprete my php - Zothos - 04-16-2008 05:43 PM ephigenie fixed it. I forgot one or two useflags and some conf stuff ![]() Now its running fine. |