First, I tried using 127.0.0.1/index.php in the browser and I received the 
following error:
An error occured while loading http://127.0.0.1/index.php:

Could not connect to host 127.0.0.1

I suppose I should note that I have k12LTSP (Redhat) installed with 2 nics 
where one goes to my cable modem and the other is set to a local 192. etc, 
should this matter, which I doubt.

I've scanned the file /var/www/html/index.php as you suggested and I don't see 
the entry 'phpinfo()'. I thought since I had checked the entry to install 
'server' packages that apache would be running.
Is there a test to see if apache is running, let alone if it's running with 
php support?



On Sunday 15 September 2002 08:10 am, Kevin Brown wrote:
> What distro are you running?  RedHat hasn't had a mod_php module since
> RH5.2. PHP 4.1.2 is PHP4.  To see if it is working with your apache server:
>
> In your web root folder (most likely /var/www/html for RH7.3)
> vi index.php
> <? phpinfo() ?>
>
> Now if apache is running then point your browser to the machine
>
> 127.0.0.1/index.php
>
> and see what comes up.
>
> > What's the difference between mod_php4, mod_php, and php packages?
> > As directed on page 30 of 'Beginning PHP4' I ran $rpm -q mod_php4 to
> > which I was told 'no such package installed.  I do, however, have
> > php-4.1.2-7 installed.
> > Do I still need mod_php4? I found it at rpmfind.net. In fact I found all
> > three above 'variations' of php-- php, mod_php and mod_php4.
> > I wish I knew what each was used for to understand what I still need to
> > install.
>
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