On Thursday 15 March 2007, admin at lctn.org wrote: > > A lot of this depends on the distribution you have and the path > > to the > > module. Hopefully your package manager will do most of this for > you. In Debian the package you would need for Apache2 is > > > libapache2-mod-php5. > > > > I'm assuming your running 2.x.x version of apache. If it's a > > version > > 1.x.x, the settings may be different. I haven't looked at php and > apache 1 in a long time. > > > It would help if we knew the version of Apache and the Linux > > distrobution you're using. > > I am using Ubuntu, but that has no barring on Apache when it comes > to this box, since with the "wre" everything is self contained. > However it is running Apache2. > > I used apt-get install php5, and saw that it installed > libapache2-mod-php5. After the install an information screen came > up saying it had disabled Apache because the wre was using port 80, > which is fine in this case. > > > I doubt there is anything in the apache config that was set to call > on php, since WebGUI does not use it. You asked what needed to be added to your httpd.conf and he told you...did you try adding it yet? -- Thanks, Josh Paetzel