PHP/Apache on 10.2.4

[capneb]

Just upgraded (?) to 1.2.4 and php module is disabled. Can't use php. Tried restarting apachectl and tried using 1.3.27. No luck. Any ideas?

[capneb]

1.2.4 = 10.2.4 ;-)>

[coolgrafix]

I don't mean to state the obvious, but you'll probably need to modify your httpd.conf file to enable PHP. I don't recall it coming enabled by default (might be wrong there), and I suspect the new update probably replaces your httpd.conf file.

[capneb]

I altered the httpd.conf file long ago. I just checked it again and it still has php enabled. Any other ideas?

[holmBrew]

i noticed that the update to 10.2.4 saved my old /etc/httpd/httpd.conf as:

/etc/httpd/http.conf.applesaved

Reverting the 'new' apache config back to my old apache config with:

cp httpd.conf.applesaved httpd.conf

then restarting apache did the trick.

it makes no sense to me why apple did this unless they applied a patch to apache.

at least they didn't decide to upgrade to apache 2.0.x, that would have fubar'd a ton of things...

[burckcr]

make sure

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps

is in your httpd.conf file

also look at /etc/httpd/httpd.conf.applesaved
for your old settings

[holmBrew]

looking at the differences between the new httpd.conf that apple put in place with the 10.2.4 update and my old config, i only notice one major difference (aside from my old settings) and that was the addition of some mod_rendezvous_apple directives.

i wonder what mod_rendezvous_apple is for?

[holmBrew]

this may belong on another thread, but i have found it beneficial to do a:

sudo update_prebinding -root / -force

and then reboot

after updates like this one. it should probably be something done during 'Optimization', but it seems to get skipped.