PHP Not Working Since Server Upgrade!

Anon

Hi,

I wonder if anyone can help me with a problem I have been experiencing recently. It must be something fairly straightforward but I can't see where I'm going wrong.

I'm using an Apache webserver with the PHP module installed. I had PHP running perfectly, but recently I decided to upgrade my server from RedHat Linux 6.2 to version 7.1. As part of the upgrade I made sure I installed the PHP rpm, and libphp4.so exists under /etc/httpd/modules, but I simply can't get any php scripts to execute since I performed the upgrade. If I try to run a simple "Hello World" script then I get a blank page.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to why it doesn't work? I've compared the two httpd.conf files (from my "old" server and "new" server) and can't see anything which would affect PHP. I've also removed all htaccess files, again without any success.

Any assistance would be gratefully received.

jlory

I've done the same thing recently. It was a pain in the .............

I istalled php on redhat 7.0

I would suggest uninstalling all your rpms and then re-install them again.

I ended up using php4.04pl1-9 rmp. Read the help files at the rmp web sites to make sure all other rmp's will work with your version of php. I know some of the older versions of php did not work at all.

another thing I found helpful was downloading the rmp directly for the web site, www.redhat.com, and then installing from the file manager. Gnorpm would take forever to download rmps and sometimes it would just stop and not install anything.

Jamie