Comments on: 301 Redirects with Apache .htacess file http://www.robertbolton.com/301-redirects-with-apache-htacess-file A lot to do about nothing Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:01:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on 301 Redirects with Apache .htacess file by: Administrator http://www.robertbolton.com/301-redirects-with-apache-htacess-file#comment-153 Wed, 27 Sep 2006 23:09:34 +0000 http://www.robertbolton.com/301-redirects-with-apache-htacess-file#comment-153 Yeah, looks like Apache is not recongnizing the PHP file. Did you install PHP? In your httpd.conf file, do a search for "php". Do you see a loadModule for php5 or php4? If not, do you see this line "Include conf.d/* .conf" and have a php.conf file in your conf.d directory? I don't know if there is a rule of thumb. Open source provides a lot of flexiblity, but it also requires a decent amount of troubleshooting.... Yeah, looks like Apache is not recongnizing the PHP file. Did you install PHP? In your httpd.conf file, do a search for “php”. Do you see a loadModule for php5 or php4? If not, do you see this line “Include conf.d/* .conf” and have a php.conf file in your conf.d directory?

I don’t know if there is a rule of thumb. Open source provides a lot of flexiblity, but it also requires a decent amount of troubleshooting….

]]> Comment on 301 Redirects with Apache .htacess file by: Cleva Williams http://www.robertbolton.com/301-redirects-with-apache-htacess-file#comment-146 Tue, 26 Sep 2006 01:23:45 +0000 http://www.robertbolton.com/301-redirects-with-apache-htacess-file#comment-146 hi. i'm sorry this isn't quite relevant to your article above, but a google search brought me here while looking for info on my issue-- and you seem like the type of guy who does research and experimentation in a way familiar to my own, so... i beg your pardon for my inquiry... if i'm typing in simply http://localhost/ on FC5, expecting to get the "default Fedora / Apache success page, as i have in the few previous Fedora / Apache installations i've done w/ greater success on a few other HDD's , but instead i'm getting a save-as dialogue as if Apache isn't recognizing the filetype. i followed the diety's notes step-by-step at Standton-Finley.net, but as you can see here (i think) http://tinyurl.com/mbahj -- she ain't workin' in your research de-la-Apache, what would you suggest might be a "Rule of Thumb", or even-- a quick reference for this type of thing? rock on, RB. i hope this comment doesn't detract from the meaning of your artcile here-- it certainly wasn't my intent to do so. if it's totally off-base, please feel free to erase. hi. i’m sorry this isn’t quite relevant to your article above, but a google search brought me here while looking for info on my issue– and you seem like the type of guy who does research and experimentation in a way familiar to my own, so… i beg your pardon for my inquiry…

if i’m typing in simply http://localhost/ on FC5, expecting to get the “default Fedora / Apache success page, as i have in the few previous Fedora / Apache installations i’ve done w/ greater success on a few other HDD’s , but instead i’m getting a save-as dialogue as if Apache isn’t recognizing the filetype. i followed the diety’s notes step-by-step at Standton-Finley.net, but as you can see here (i think) http://tinyurl.com/mbahj — she ain’t workin’

in your research de-la-Apache, what would you suggest might be a “Rule of Thumb”, or even– a quick reference for this type of thing?

rock on, RB. i hope this comment doesn’t detract from the meaning of your artcile here– it certainly wasn’t my intent to do so. if it’s totally off-base, please feel free to erase.

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