Using iPlanet I am running two web servers. One running on port 80 and another one running on port 9000. PHP works great on the one running on port 80. On the other one though the module initializes etc etc but when trying to access a php script it just attempts to donwload it thus telling me it's not quite fully working. Where do I define such a thing?

    That sounds like it's not actually parsing the php on the server side. I'm not familiar with iplanet, but if they're using apache, the virtualhost setup they're using for the 9000 probably doesn't have the information for processing php files. You could probably try using a .htaccess file to force it to do so though. Just put a .htaccess file in the root directory that reads:

    AddType application/x-httpd php .php3 .phtml .php .php4

      hmmmm tryed that but no success. Thx for the info though. I have read something about a urlhost directive but can't really find anything on it or really what it does.

        Got it! A few un needed NSAPI entrys in the obj.conf file can hose things up quite well.

          Got it! A few un needed NSAPI entrys in the obj.conf file can hose things up quite well.

            Got it! A few un needed NSAPI entrys in the obj.conf file can hose things up quite well.

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