I am not able to open .php , .php3 files

but able to open .html files with php script

[AjiNIMC]

Hi all,

When I run localhost/info.html with the code

<?
phpinfp();
?>

This is running perfect but when I do the same with localhost/info.php or /info.php3 , it says the file is not found. I have checked all the possible mistakes. My apache config file has these lines

ScriptAlias /php/ "c:/php/"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php3
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
Action application/x-httpd-php "/php/php.exe"

Where am I making a mistake?

Thanks
Aji

[jamesa]

Try replacing these:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php3
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html

with this:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php3 .html

and see if that makes a difference.

[AjiNIMC]

I tried that too, but it is not working. I am really bugged.

Aji

[mykel79]

How about if you put the extensions in a different order? Does it still work the same way? Not that this is a way to solve the problem, but analyzing it might help determine the cause.

[AjiNIMC]

I tried all combinations but nothing works, I think there is some settings, which I am missing.

The strangest part is .html is working fine.

Aji

[AjiNIMC]

BTW I am using,

Apache/1.3.19 Server and PHP Version 4.3.4 , this might help in analysis.

Thanks
Aji

[coopster]

OK, you have an info.html file, but you do you actually have files with those other named extensions in the directory as well?

info.php
info.php3

I'm assuming the phpinfp was a typo in the first post...

[jamesa]

Yea, if the error is along the lines of "file not found" then that wouldn't really be an Apache thing come to think of it. Think coopster's on the right track.

[AjiNIMC]

Even I guessed that, but i have checked it many times, the files are ofcourse there, and I have tried it with many other file with an extension .php, doestn't work.

That one was typo error phpinfo(); , I guess I will have to re-install that.

Thanks
Aji

[coopster]

Does the info.html file actually parse the PHP? I mean, do you get information about the current state of PHP? Or just a white page with this text on it:

<? 
phpinfo(); 
?>

I apologize if it seems as though I am asking basics here, but we don't know exactly where you are at yet...

[coopster]

I just thought of something else, too. Are you running PHP in CGI mode? You may want to have a look at Parsing PHP with HTML file extension [webmasterworld.com].