> There are some php3 directives that don't work in .htaccess files. Did
> the AddType command work in httpd.conf?
The AddType directives do work in httpd.conf, but the php3_* ones
don't seem to. ie when I stick a php3_ directive in httpd.conf I get:
"Invalid command 'php3_mysql.default_host', perhaps mis-spelled or
defined by a module not included in the server configuration"
The fact that the "AddType application/x-httpd-php3 .html" in my
.htaccess file does nothing suggests that the .htaccess file is not
being looked at by Apache though, doesn't it?
The main reason I went to get this stuff working on my machine is that
I presume web hosts don't allow you to configure stuff in their
http.confs, but get you to modify your htaccess files instead. So
getting htaccess working loacally will give me a better idea of what I
can do remotely.
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Matthew Sammon |
Yr3 CompSci TCD |
sammonm at tcd.ie |
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