PHP: Scripts dont execute!

[mgendys]

I have followed the The Perfect Setup - OpenSuSE 10.2 (32-bit) (http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_opensuse_10.2) instructions, almost word for word.

I use to have a SUSE 10.1 setup about 2 months ago, but that was a temporary test server, which funny enough actually worked.

This installation, which was going to be my webserver, seems to work with HTML but not PHP scripts.

I have tried to reinstall the whole system, I have tried to reinstall the PHP only, and I have read many similar problems and solutions, but with no luck.

The only thing I can come up with is that this might be that there is a bug in ISP Config 2.2.9, because it seems to work with 2.0.9 that I had on the test server, and the same problem occurs if I use SUSE 10.1 with 2.2.8/9.

Is there something I am missing or forgetting to do???
Or is there a simple solution that I have overlooked???

[mphayesuk]

Have you enabled suexec on the system.. try turning it on/off and then back on/off maybe a restart in between. the next is make sure that the permission ont he file have been set (reset) properly.

I must say that these fixes are for cgi stuff so not sure if the same works for php but its worth ago.

Thanks

[mgendys]

Have you enabled suexec on the system.. try turning it on/off and then back on/off maybe a restart in between. the next is make sure that the permission ont he file have been set (reset) properly.

I must say that these fixes are for cgi stuff so not sure if the same works for php but its worth ago.

Thanks

1) I have tryed checking the Suexec in the web panel of ISPConfig, I am not sure if there is a manual way of doing it through a script.
2) I restarted the machine and still no luck.
3) Changed the permissions on info.php file that I got from the test.zip on the forums, and still no luck.
4) I have unchecked the Suexec in the web panel.
5) I restarted again, and guess what...

STILL NO LUCK!!!

ANY OTHER IDEAS???

Does anyone know if this is a bug that is in ISPConfig 2.2.8/9 only???

[danf.1979]

Did you actually enable php for the site? :)
You can do so in the "base" tab.

[mgendys]

Did you actually enable php for the site? :)
You can do so in the "base" tab.

PHP enabled in ISPConfig, I have also tried to reinstall PHP and tried to mess around with apache.

I have also tried reinstalling ISPConfig and there is still no luck...

I am also begining to think maybe it is a problem in apache 2, that it is not running PHP, but I cant see that there is any issues in Apache!!!

[till]

I guess your problem is related to this issue:

http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=56261

we changed it already in SVN for the next relaese of ISPConfig. You can change it your sellf by replacing the line:

$php .= "AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php3 .php4 .php5\n";

with:

$php .= "AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php .php3 .php4 .php5\n";

in the file /root/ispconfig/scripts/lib/config.lib.php around line 1390

[mgendys]

:D THANKS TILL - THAT ACTUALLY WORKED!!!:D

Thanks all for your advice and support, this is the best support I have ever received on a forum, and it is great seeing the knowledge being shared around.

[R0l@ndSm0ke]

After updating to version 2.2.17, I find that these issue remain unresolved. I have to update these files with every update to ISPConfig.