Adding PHP to Apache on Linux - page 8
Supercharging Your Web Pages
If you built PHP as a script interpreter, verify that it is working correctly by creating and executing a test script such as the following:
% cat <script-test.php3 > #!/usr/local/bin/php -q > > EOP % chmod 755 script-test.php3 % ./script-test.php3 PHP script interpreter is OK! %
The '-q
' switch tells the interpreter to suppress the 'Content-type:�text/html
' line it ordinarily prints by default (because it assumes it's being run as a CGI script).
If PHP was built as an Apache module, the simplest way to test it is to create a file in the DocumentRoot
that contains this single line:
and then fetch it in a browser. It should display a long and detailed Web page describing the PHP module, the extensions that were included when it was built, and the Apache environment as well.
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