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Ok, So I go to my local IP, and I get my directory listing, all good so far....
But when I click a PHP file, it just displays the code, or better still, asks me to download the php file. I installed Zend Studio Server yesterday, with php5, but still no luck. Web sharing is enabled. Using a Mac Mini 1.42 with 512MB of RAM Any help is much appreciated as always Lee |
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AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps Do a search of it, drop them in right after AddHandler server-parsed .shtml Then restart the webserver. Also, create a file called something like test.php and put this in it: <?phpinfo()?> |
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