[Xitami] Problems running phpadsnew under Xitami

TW xitami@lists.xitami.org
Mon, 24 Feb 2003 00:50:47 +0100


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At 15:20 23.02.2003 -0800, you wrote:
>I have been trying to get phpadsnew to work on my Xitami server and I 
>can't get it to read a few scripts.  I posted a question on the phpadsnew 
>forum board and they seem to think that the problem lies with Xitami and 
>it's ability to read the scripts.

Xitami ain't reading any script. It passses the request from the client to 
php and returns the answer from php to the client. It doesn't give anything 
about what is being returned from the script-running program php.

The problem with your settings-index.php is the relative URI, a problem we 
discussed here earlier this day. Change it to an absolute URI and it'll work.

I come to think, that maybe apache is correcting the 
non-specification-conformant HTTP-header field returned by php. Does anyone 
know about this aspect of the guts of apache? Would be interesting.

Hope this helps,
tony
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At 15:20 23.02.2003 -0800, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite><font face="arial" size=2>I have
been trying to get phpadsnew to work on my Xitami server and I can't get
it to read a few scripts.&nbsp; I posted a question on the phpadsnew
forum board and they seem to think that the problem lies with Xitami and
it's ability to read the scripts.</font></blockquote><br>
Xitami ain't reading any script. It passses the request from the client
to php and returns the answer from php to the client. It doesn't give
anything about what is being returned from the script-running program
php.<br><br>
The problem with your settings-index.php is the relative URI, a problem
we discussed here earlier this day. Change it to an absolute URI and
it'll work.<br><br>
I come to think, that maybe apache is correcting the
non-specification-conformant HTTP-header field returned by php. Does
anyone know about this aspect of the guts of apache? Would be
interesting.<br><br>
Hope this helps,<br>
tony</html>

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