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How To Find Is my PHP installed as CGI or as an Apache module
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This Post Has Been Viewed 485 Times Since Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:35 am Author unix help with 3 replies
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This Post Has Been Viewed 485 Times Since Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:35 am Author unix help with 3 replies
How To Find Is my PHP installed as CGI or as an Apache module
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how can i find out if my linux dedicated server i leased from you guys at www.webune.com was installed with cgi or apache module?
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:: 1 :: Reply #35429 Reply By unix admin On Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:42 am
yes, please make a tutorial showing so i can learn how to find this information. thanks
:: 2 :: Reply #35430 Reply By webmaster On Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:45 am
today i wanted to run a php file as executable but before i can do that i need to know if have my apache web server is installed as an apache or cgi module. so to find out its easy. this is what i had to do:
first create a phpinfo.php file [ how to create phpinfo.php file ]
now look for where it says: server api
here is my example, on the image above you can see mine apacher server was installed a an apache module. if it says cgi, you have php compiled as cgi, if it reads apache, you have it running as an apache module.
first create a phpinfo.php file [ how to create phpinfo.php file ]
now look for where it says: server api
here is my example, on the image above you can see mine apacher server was installed a an apache module. if it says cgi, you have php compiled as cgi, if it reads apache, you have it running as an apache module.
:: 3 :: Reply #36933 Reply By Dhaval On Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:35 am
i am getting "apache 2.0 filter" text in server api. what does it mean? i am using shared server.