Date: 08/15/00
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Can php4 be run from suexec? I'd like to run my php files like:
http://host.com/~thisuser/myphp.cgi
I've used suexec before and like the interface. But when I try to run
the CGI version of php4 (and php3 for that matter) using this method I
always get a server error. I can execute the php scripts from the
command line JUST FINE.
An example script would be:
#!/usr/local/php/bin/php
<body><pre>
<? phpinfo() ?>
When I run this from the command line. I do get a phpinfo result. From
the server, an error. When I strace this the trace indicates that the
php program couldn't find the body of the script and segfaults.
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