Maybe it's time for a 'find' or 'locate' ?

To answer your other question, on my Debian it yields
the following:

meg:~> grep -i php /etc/apache/*conf
grep: /etc/apache/conf: Is a directory
/etc/apache/httpd.conf:LoadModule php4_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/libphp4.so
/etc/apache/srm.conf:DirectoryIndex index.html index.php3 index.php
/etc/apache/srm.conf:# For example, the PHP3 module (a separate Debian package)
/etc/apache/srm.conf:#AddType application/x-httpd-php3 .phtml
/etc/apache/srm.conf:#AddType application/x-httpd-php3-source .phps


v/r
Mike


On Sun, Sep 15, 2002 at 04:06:39PM -0700, Mark Berkwitt wrote:
 Matt indicates the location of
 /etc/httpd/conf
 
 What should 
 grep -i php /etc/httpd/*conf
 actually have done?
 
 Also, 
 ls -l /etc/apache    and
 ls -l /etc/httpd
 were not found.
 
 On Sunday 15 September 2002 01:58 pm, der.hans wrote:
 > Am 15. Sep, 2002 schwätzte Mark Berkwitt so:
 > > 'Directory Page Search List' where was listed the following:
 > > index.php
 > > index.html
 > > index.htm
 > > index.shtml
 > > Hmmm, so I added info.php, saved and tried the browser. Failed. So I
 > > restarted apache and it worked.
 > > Success is so much more fun. :o)
 >
 > Actually, please take it back out. The DirectoryIndex directive tells the
 > server which file to pull up by default if the browser requests a
 > directory. Standard is index.html, but you'll want index.php as well if
 > you're doing php stuff. List items in the priority order you want.
 >
 > In this case info.php is just another page just like fred.html would be. I
 > specifically chose something other than index.* to avoid the confusion of
 > which comes first in the DirectoryIndex directive.
 >
 > If we get a grep of your apache config we can probably help you get it
 > setup correctly.
 >
 > In the example below <directory> is the directory in which the file in
 > which you changed the DirectoryIndex resides.
 >
 > grep -i php <directory>/*conf
 >
 > If you don't know which directory that was ( looks like you used a tool to
 > make the change ), then please give us the results of:
 >
 > ls -l /etc/apache
 > ls -l /etc/httpd
 >
 > Maybe someone who has RH will tell us where to find the conf files for
 > apache.
 >
 > ciao,
 >
 > der.hans
 
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