No php

Hi there,

I'm setting this up on a new server and I am following the guide for ubuntu feisty setup.

But for some reason when i try to access phpmyadmin (this is before i set up ispconfig) i can't actually read a .php file from any browser, all that i see is the actual code.

I am sure that i installed all of the necessary php files, what could i be doing wrong?

 

on page 6 section 15.1 of the perfect setup Ubuntu Feisty Fawn guide you disable php so ispconfig could configure PHP on a per-website basis once installed.

 

I understand that, i did disable php for each site, and i used the package straight from the ispconfig website. I just installed it before i installed ispconfig so that i could manipulate the databases.

Whats going on?

 

I just decided to re-install ubuntu, but correct me if i'm wrong, ispconfig is in php so i wouldn't of been able to see it anyway.

 

I apoligize for not listening to you, the reason i re-installed was a few packages failed during the installation of ubuntu, so I wanted to start from new. I will now know what do and thank you Till.

 

I seem to be having this problem again. PHP is enabled on the site, however i cannot view php pages outside of ispconfig (E.G. phpmyadmin which was installed through the upgrade manager)

How can I fix this?

 

The phpMyAdmin that comes with your distribution is installed in a document root outside of ISPConfig where PHP is disabled. Please use the phpMyAdmin package of ISPConfig.

 

So, how can I enable PHP? The only way that I have successfully done it is to undo the disable php part on the how-to. The check-box in ISPConfig didn't work.

Thanks!

 

That's right. Therefore I recommend to use ISPConfig's PHP package.

 

I'm sorry if I seem difficult,

I can't seem to find the PHP package on the ISPConfig downloads. I have phpmyadmin already installed on the computer through the ISPConfig download. But as for PHP it doesn't work unless I Undo what i did in the how-to

 

Then you can find phpMyAdmin under Tools in ISPConfig.

 

That I am aware of.

The problem that I am having is that PHP will not show up (besides in code) unless i uncomment

Code:

[...]
#application/x-httpd-php                                phtml pht php
#application/x-httpd-php-source                 phps
#application/x-httpd-php3                       php3
#application/x-httpd-php3-preprocessed          php3p
#application/x-httpd-php4                       php4
[...]

 

Do you mean on web sites you created with ISPConfig?

 

Yes, thats correct.

 

What's in Vhosts_ispconfig.conf and in Apache's error log?