Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of PHPMapScriptCGI

Timestamp:

Jan 27, 2009, 8:14:07 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

jmckenna

Comment:

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PHPMapScriptCGI

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 where /usr/bin/php is the location of the php executable.
 
-After you restart Apache, any script with the .phtml extension in the /var/www/html/mapscript directory will execute successfully as a CGI (if you try accessing through a browser a .phtml file in another directory a 404 error appears), and all files with .php extension (in any directory) will be interpreted with the DSO module. You can generalize this procedure so any script with .phtml extension executes as a CGI, adjusting the place where you put the link to the executable and using, for instance, the ScriptAlias directive (there are many ways to do it and are dependant on your particular configuration).
+After you restart Apache, any script with the .phtml extension in the /var/www/html/mapscript directory will execute successfully as a CGI (if you try accessing through a browser a .phtml file in another directory a 404 error appears), and all files with .php extension (in any directory) will be interpreted with the DSO module. You can generalize this procedure so any script with .phtml extension executes as a CGI, adjusting the place where you put the link to the executable and using, for instance, the !ScriptAlias directive (there are many ways to do it and are dependant on your particular configuration).
 
 If you already have a lot of .php files that now must be run as a CGI (because of the mapscript extension), you can use this script to change them to the new extension (part of the PHPMyAdmin distribution, credits removed due to space):