PHP now working... or what?

[Nejko]

If i create file for test with phpinfo(); everything is cool, it shows me all the data, but if i open any other php file on my server it doesn't work? What's the problem? :S

[themachine]

what does the file look like that you are trying to open? Perhaps there is an error in the page. Note that anything in between "<?php" and "?>" will be parsed as PHP and therefore all syntax needs to be PHP complient... do you have an error log? Do you have error loggin enabled in '/etc/php.ini"?? That would be a good start to determine what the problem is.

[Nejko]

http://nero-server.homelinux.org/phpinfo.php here's my phpinfo

i don't think, that i messed something. becouse i want install... hmm, phpbb? and it gave me blank screen...

[till]

Did you get any errors in your apache error log when you open the phpBB page in a browser?

[Nejko]

yes:

[client 192.168.2.1] PHP Notice: Undefined index: kaj in /home/nejc/public_html/slike/index.php on line 7, referer: http://nero-server.homelinux.org/

it's not phpbb, but it's microblog fot that (http://www.stamcar.com/projekti/microblog/)

[till]

Hmm, that is only a notice. this should not stop your script. If you enabled php safemode, please try to disable it.

[Nejko]

;
; Safe Mode
;
safe_mode = Off

i din't

[till]

If you use ISPConfig, you will have to disable safemode there, not in php.ini.

[Nejko]

i'm not using it YET so what could be wrong? :S

[themachine]

My unprofessional opinion would be this:

This page you are trying to go to and getting a "blank page" is 'index.php'. However, are trying to go to 'domain.com/application/index.php' directly or just going to 'domain.com/application'? It is possible that you have not added 'index.php' to you list of DirectoryIndexes in your Apache Configuration... it looks something like:

DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php index.cgi index.pl


This is found somewhere like:

Debian: /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
RedHat: /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

Or specifically in your VirtualHost's directive where ever that may be.


Hope this might help... it is worth checking anyway.