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Posted by Christoph Burschka on 08/01/07 05:39
I have compiled PHP 5.2.3 as a CGI binary, and this works. I can, for example,
do the following:
$ php.cgi hello_world.php
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.3
Content-type: text/html
Hello World!
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However, this completely fails when I attempt to route PHP scripts through this
new CGI executable with .htaccess. My approach is this:
File: doc_root/.htaccess
AddHandler phpFive .php
Action phpFive /php.cgi
(doc_root/php.cgi links to the correct executable)
Any PHP page I visit in my browser now returns a 500 error, and the error log
contains this:
Premature end of script headers: php.cgi
It's clearly not the fault of the PHP executable itself, since it works from the
command line.
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I have also tried renaming the link so it no longer has a .cgi extension.
Instead, I now get the following errors on all PHP pages.
Warning: Unexpected character in input: ' in php-cgi on line 571
Warning: Unexpected character in input: ' in php-cgi on line 571
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in php-cgi on line 571
At a wild guess, I'd say that the problem is that the server tries to interpret
the PHP executable rather than execute it as a native binary. Any ideas how I
can stop that?
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cb
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