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Dear Experts, I am configuring Apache to use PHP. I want to create Virtual Sites which can support PHP within each virtual Sites. However, i have no luck that each ...
  1. 09-18-2009 #1
    manpakhong
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    Apache, PHP, Virtual Sites

    Dear Experts,

    I am configuring Apache to use PHP. I want to create Virtual Sites which can support PHP within each virtual Sites.

    However, i have no luck that each Virtual Sites, I cannot run PHP.

    Can any experts helping me to dot me some step or code to configure:

    1. Virtual Sites,
    2. PHP support
    3. default open documents/ mime type for the starting page.

    Thanks.
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  2. 09-19-2009 #2
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    What distribution (type) of Linux are you using? I'll let someone else answer the question, but I'm sure they will want to know that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fguy64 View Post
    What distribution (type) of Linux are you using? I'll let someone else answer the question, but I'm sure they will want to know that.
    Debian 5.0,
    thanks for your reply and kindly help.

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  4. 10-03-2009 #4
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    how are you virtual hosting in your apache conf file? once php is loaded into apache it should be available to all virtual hosts without really any extra steps. feel free to post your conf file, just edit out the sensitive info if you want.
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