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| Sticky: How to Enable PHP in Leopard
I'm sure this question gets asked a lot so I thought I'd help. This is pretty simple to do too. 1. Go to the Finder, in the Go menu, go to "Go to Folder..." 2. Type in "/etc/apache2/" (without the quotes of course) 3. There should be a file named "httpd.conf" 4. Go ahead and copy this file to your desktop. 5. Open "httpd.conf" with TextEdit 6. Find the line entitled "#LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so" 7. Delete the "#" so it reads "LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so" (without the quotes of course) 8. Save the "httpd.conf" file. 9. Copy the file back to "/etc/apache2/" (it's okay to overwrite) 10. Restart your mac and voila!
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| PHP activation did not work
I don't think this method worked for me. When I look at my Testinfo.php file in my "Site" folder -- the php info is not rendered. Any suggestions. Pls keep it simple, I am a newbie. |
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