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Hello, when I try to open a web page with the following:

<?php

echo "<pre>";
print_r(ini_get_all());
echo "</pre>";

?>

That is the code to display the php.ini configuration; instead of it I get this:



Here you may download the Apache LOG file: http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/129712/apache_LOG.zip
How to fix it please?


Thank you.


Ticonzero

Unfortunately, you suppressed the most important info, the browser URL of your script. What did you enter in your browser to open your script?

Ok! When I open the URL in Firefox, address bar, no problem; the issue occurs when I go in the folder and there I right click on the PHP file and I open it with Firefox. I did not get that issue before.

The browser URL is the following: http://194.119.202.161/nubuilder/produc ... estPHP.php

Thank you for your interest.


Ticonzero.

ticonzero wrote:the issue occurs when I go in the folder and there I right click on the PHP file and I open it with Firefox

This is not surprising, as you dont open the file via HTTP protocoll (which involves Apache as webserver) but simply as file. You could even stop and/or remove Apache and PHP and the right click (or double click) will still open the file with the appropriate tool (either an editor, a browser or whatever you have assigned to the extension .php).

ticonzero wrote:The browser URL is the following: http://194.119.202.161/nubuilder/produc ... estPHP.php

Only if you enter it manually. On right or double click in the windows explorer you will see the file:// protocoll instead of http:// in the browser URL.

So this is not an Apache or PHP issue, neither a browser issue, it behaves as designed.

Yes; if you use the file: protocol, the file won't go through the PHP interpreter.

ticonzero wrote:Hello, when I try to open a web page with the following:

<?php

echo "<pre>";
print_r(ini_get_all());
echo "</pre>";

?>

That is the code to display the php.ini configuration; instead of it I get this:



Here you may download the Apache LOG file: http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/129712/apache_LOG.zip
How to fix it please?


Thank you.


Ticonzero

I tried exactly the same code on my install and got the same results. Note: I did type http://localhost/test.html though. As a .php it works just fine. But not as a html file.

That's because the PHP interpreter doesn't process .htm or .html files. You can alter your Apache configuration to do that, but that is not recommended.