Thread: Apache2 HTTP server does not execute php code php code, the server asks me for downloading the php file instead of execute it.
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Running php files with the help of xampp package. Visit my site for more use full information related to this tutorial. http://videoant.com/ browser tries to download .php files instead of executing them - PHP Development. I'm running Redhat 9 and just upgraded from PHP 4.2.x to 4.3.1 and no when I try to execute a script on my local server here it opens a window to try and download any .php files. It listens on a port much like the web server itself does, and passes the request between the PHP and web server. This tutorial provides instructions on how to install and configure Nginx with PHP-FPM, which will help you to execute PHP programs in Nginx. If you are prompted to download a .php file instead of executing it, then here is the perfect solution: I assume that you have installed PHP5 already and I have a CGI binary that I should be able to activate, but when I hit the URL, the browser simply tries to download the file. What should happen, is the file executes, outputs some text, and the browser downloads and interprets the text, NOT the entire file!
Following the Ubuntu quickstart guide for Nagios4 I have installed Nagios 4.06 on Ubuntu 14.04 and it is running (the nagios service). I can get to the default Nagios web page, however when I click on a link the browser downloads the file instead of executing the script. I had the same issue and none of the answers solved the problem. I ran: sudo nginx -t to test the config file at /etc/nginx/sites-available/default. The following PHP versions are available : 5.4.16 (/bin/php-cgi), 5.4 (mod_php) PHP-FPM support is available on this system. PHP versions have changed to 5, 5.4 since last check. Regenerating any missing php.ini files. Webalizer is installed. Apache is configured to host SSL websites. MySQL is installed and running. ProFTPD is installed. SOLVED [CPANEL-25339] .php.txt files are executed by PHP in cPanel 78: PHP 7 files are not being served: SOLVED EasyApache 4 PHP-FPM sometimes downloads PHP files instead of executing: PHP files are downloading after EA4 conversion: Enabling suPHP serves files as download I've been searching this for a long time and I just found a solution that works in my case. I had put my file (processorder.php5) in the directory /var/www in a standard ubuntu installation.I thought this was the place that php looked. Considering this is an easy fix, there's no reason to avoid working with PHP and Apache 2. But how do you fix it? Let me show you. Note: I demonstrate this process on Ubuntu Server 16.04, running What exactly is in my configuration file that is causing it to download the info.php file instead of opening it when i try and view the php info page? Also should I also remove these “#” to make them work or does it make no difference?
To run the script in the terminal, you can type php filename.php when in /var/www folder. To run the script in browser, type the url as localhost/filename.php. If opening the file in the browser, downloads the file, instead of executing it, you need to install some packages. To do this, type the following in a terminal: I recently ran into an issue with my PHP files being downloaded instead of displayed. I run multiple sites on a MediaTemple (dv) server. All the sites I setup previously were unaffected, but this new site was still having issues with all PHP files. Hi there, i'm pretty new to apache, VPS, and so on, so i could have missed something elementary. Anyway, i have a VPS with CentOS 7 64 bit on it and i'm trying to install Icinga 2. Everything works fine till i try to install Icinga Web 2 from packages:… Php file downloading instead of executing Blogger Tag: php , blogger Hi good day SO i would just like to ask why does the behavior of my code happens like this when I execute the page instead of executing the function of the php file.. Or you are using a different extension i.e. your php file is not like this 'filename.php' Check that the actual filename has a .php extension and not xxx.php.txt Its always best to change explorers default config to uncheck the 'hide extensions of known file types' so you see exactly what the file name is on disk Re: CGI files are downloading, not executing by jeffa0 » Fri Aug 15, 2014 3:06 am Hi all, users solution wasn't actually a fix to the original problem, I've had this issue for 3 days but knew there must have been an easier way to fix this.
Or you are using a different extension i.e. your php file is not like this 'filename.php' Check that the actual filename has a .php extension and not xxx.php.txt Its always best to change explorers default config to uncheck the 'hide extensions of known file types' so you see exactly what the file name is on disk
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