jpeg | modules are loaded by the LoadModule directive, or compiled in. I'm not sure what your build requires, summatusmentis. rootx: then make the user and apache's user part of the same group, if you're sure that's what you need. rootx: most people don't need apache to have write access to the files it serves. |
rootx | thanks! jpeg |
summatusmentis | jpeg: the issue seems to be that the new ServerRoot I specified doesn't have the modules needed. Is it possible that because I'm mounting this disk, that'd be the reason? |
Covener | summatusmentis: the modules could be compiled in, or some operating systems might give that message if a dependent library can't be found |
summatusmentis | Covener: I'm using gentoo, so it's very possible I borked it during install |
jpeg | summatusmentis: the LoadModule directive takes a path relative to the serverroot. so yeah, if the modules aren't there, then... they aren't there. Can you find them under the old ServerRoot? |
summatusmentis | jpeg: yeah, ok I guess I assumed they'd be in a central location(/etc) and then usable for any ServerRoot just copy the modules/ dir to the new ServerRoot? |
Sazpaimon | so, I have a +FollowSymLinks in my .htaccess file, but it isn't doing anything anything I need to check in my logs? |
rob1n | AllowOverride? |
fajita | AllowOverride tells Apache what things you wish to permit in .htaccess files. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#allowoverride |
Sazpaimon | I'm pretty sure I have that enabled rob1n, yeah I have allowoverride enabled for /home/* |
NemesisD | hi, the php folks sent me here. I'm trying to create an htaccess/htpasswd file in php but system('htpasswd -bc /var/www/htpasswd/.htpasswd user pass'); fails, i think because of permissions but both the directory and php file are 755 |
megaspaz | owned by who? as well as you could have some open_basedir issue... *shrugs* |
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annibis | hello everybody I am having problems opening phpmyadmin that is installed on my desktop, I have searched around and everything seems to point to apache as the problem, whenever I click the link to open phpmyadmin firefox tells me that it does not know what to do with a .phtml file anybody know whats going on? |
megaspaz | add .phtml to your AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php line then restart apache, clear your browser cache via the menu, and try again |
annibis | no I have already tried that and just tried it again |
megaspaz | *shrugs* sample url? |
fajita | Could you please give us a URL at which the behavior is demonstrated. This would help us troubleshoot the problem. |
megaspaz | is php even working? with a regualr .php file? |
Sazpaimon | crap, which option allows you to not have to use an extention on files when you request them FollowSymlinks or Multiviews |