php/MySQL Question

How do I know I've got php running in Apache right? I see MySQL in
webmin and can adjust it as needed, but how do I know php is working?
I've installed the mod_php and mod_php4 .. (via webmin) .. they are
checked off anyhow ..

I'm on Linux (RH FC2 basicly). Apache 2.0.50 installed and working as of
9/20/04 but I'm sure I'll have it broken anytime now .. lol .. I'm
"trying" to get VertualHost working for another site ..

http://www.jedisteiger.com & http://www.justinsteiger.com ..

Cheers,
Justin

Justin P. Steiger said the following on 21/09/2004 04:22:

 > How do I know I've got php running in Apache right? I see MySQL in
 > webmin and can adjust it as needed, but how do I know php is working?
 > I've installed the mod_php and mod_php4 .. (via webmin) .. they are
 > checked off anyhow ..

What do you mean by checked off? I found an httpd.conf on your FTP
server and there's no reference to php at all.

Isn't there any test code in the php package you installed?

You can try this:

<?php echo( date('l, F dS Y.') );?>

But don't ask me anything further about php coding, I don't have any
experience with it.

 > I'm on Linux (RH FC2 basicly). Apache 2.0.50 installed and working as of
 > 9/20/04 but I'm sure I'll have it broken anytime now .. lol .. I'm
 > "trying" to get VertualHost working for another site ..
 >
 > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.jedisteiger.com" target="_blank">http://www.jedisteiger.com</a> & <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.justinsteiger.com" target="_blank">http://www.justinsteiger.com</a> ..

Not very on topic here, but I don't understand why you use a frame.

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