Posted by CuppaJava on 09/28/96 11:40

Thank you for your response...but it does not help.

I am looking for a suggestion to why the PHP module does not respond to
http://crm.localhost/index.php in the
c:/projects/crm/web directory.

Mica

"J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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> CuppaJava wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am trying to configure an Apache 2.0 and PHP setup using a virtualhost.
>> The problem appears that PHP is setup ok for Apache but my doc root is
>> not responding to my attempts to view a PHP page. Apache /server-info
>> reports PHP as a mime type and I get no errors so I am guessing it is ok.
>>
>> Here is my virtualhost:
>> <VirtualHost *:80>
>> DocumentRoot c:/projects/crm/web/
>> ServerName crm.localhost
>> ServerAlias crm.localhost
>> ServerAdmin me@localhost.com
>> ErrorLog logs/crm_error.log
>> CustomLog logs/crm_access.log common
>> DirectoryIndex index.php index.html </VirtualHost>
>>
>> The php.ini docroot is:
>> doc_root = c:\projects\crm\web
>>
>> So is there another way to configure the document root? Is there a way to
>> test if PHP is working at all since I cant get a page to display?
>
> When using virtual hosts, you must make all hosts, even the default one
> into a virtual hosts. You see to things that is needed for all servers to
> be defined outside the virtual hosts sections, eg loading the PHP module,
> directory indexing, ...
>
> You don't use any server naming options outside the virtual hosts
> sections.
>
> This will not affect your problem, but you don't use ServerAlias for the
> name you used for ServerName.
>
>
> //Aho


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