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Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
Posts: 821
Rep:
No LAMP on Suse12.2
I have loaded Suse12.2. I have a notebook HP635. I am dual booting with
Mint 13 which now works with the help of linux gurus on this forum alas,
the mints software manager doesn't work and so I am left with no distro that
works properly.
I have Suse12.2 and I am trying to get LAMP to work. I have MYSQL working
but no php. The apache and php have been reloaded several times but no php
even though apache works. Is there a command like the lamp-server on Mint?
I am told the apache and php are loaded on installation, I can see them with Yast
and reloaded several times but no php appears to work.
seeing as SUSE royally changed things around
there is no real "httpd.conf" file
instead there a bunch of small config files in /etc/apache2
some of those then point to other config files
in"default-server.conf"
you set the "Docroot" folder
---------
<Directory "/srv/www/htdocs">
-------------
in "listen.conf" is the port and ip and the Vhost settings
in "mod_userdir.conf" you set the "public" folder in yoour home user folder
-----------
<Directory /home/*/public_html>
-----------
did you install mod-php ?
it is in the suse repos
and Novell split everything up into small packages
use the yast GUI ( add and remove software) or zypper to search
or
did you manually build the Apache stack , by hand, and manually install it
if so then there is a in the install folder there is a full and very well documented default "httpd.conf" file
Distribution: Mint 20, Kali, Peppermint, Ubuntu, MakuluFlash, Fedora 32, Windows 12 Lite, MakuluLinux
Posts: 821
Original Poster
Rep:
Lamp on suse
[QUOTE=John VV;4862292]seeing as SUSE royally changed things around
there is no real "httpd.conf" file
instead there a bunch of small config files in /etc/apache2
some of those then point to other config files
in"default-server.conf"
you set the "Docroot" folder
---------
<Directory "/srv/www/htdocs">
-------------
in "listen.conf" is the port and ip and the Vhost settings
in "mod_userdir.conf" you set the "public" folder in yoour home user folder
-----------
<Directory /home/*/public_html>
-----------
did you install mod-php ?
it is in the suse repos
and Novell split everything up into small packages
use the yast GUI ( add and remove software) or zypper to search
or
did you manually build the Apache stack , by hand, and manually install it
if so then there is a in the install folder there is a full and very well documented default "ht
I have at last got it working thanks for your help I would not have got to make it
work without all your help.
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