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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 08/28/06 12:55
Erwin Moller wrote:
> Hot cat wrote:
>
>
>>Howdy all,
>>
>>I just installed php 5 in fedora core 4 and have just written a the first
>>scrip[t that comes in the "man php" (echo "hello world") from the command
>>line.
>>
>>I tried to execute
>>#!/bin/php
>><?php
>> print ("hello world");
>>?>
>
>
> Hi Hotcat,
>
> When you say you 'installed php' does that mean you set up PHP so it is
> intergrated in apache?
> Because the example you give is CGI-like call to PHP.
> Not many use PHP that way. I am even uncertain if that still works..
>
Actually, there are a lot of people who use PHP that way. And it works
fine.
> So unless you have some exotic setup for some reason, start using PHP via
> your browser.
>
> A typical PHP file does NOT contain the bash instruction #!/bin/php.
> It starts like this:
> <?php
> phpinfo();
> ?>
>
> and you call it via your webbrowser:
> http://localhost/myphptest.php
>
>
> Or if you call it via commandline:
> /pathtophp/php myTest.php
>
Not needed if you use the method above. But you have to be pointing to
a valid php executable.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> If it does not, come back here.
>
> Regards,
> Erwin Moller
>
>
>>I get bash errors and it won't run.
>>Same when I tried to place a few simple "hello worlds" in a piece
>>of html that I \itried to run on Friefox. Whats the story do I have to
>>fiddle with php.ini, install a plug in for Friefox?
>>
>>TIA
>
>
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