Hi,

Can somebody help?

I tried to put a php file in the httdocs\sandbox folder and expected to be able to execute that page via www.mydomain.com/sandbox/test.php but the browser tries to download the page instead.

PHP is installed. If I connect via SSH, I can type php -v and it returns the version.

Any clues why this happens?

Hi Vlad,

I tried removing the .htaccess file and that made no difference. In fact, it only contained SSI directives and when I removed it SSI still works for the pages in this directory.

I tried to copy my test.php to the httpdocs directory and it still doesn't work. It still tries to download the php file rather than execute it.

This is a linux box. Does the file owner or group need to be anything special?

Thanks,

I take back my earlier statement. There was a .htaccess file in the httpdocs directory. When I renamed that one, the scripts started working. But now, how to I enable SSI?

The .htaccess file contains the following:

And yes PHP is enabled.

So is it possible to support both SSI and cgi?

Thanks,
George