willsonw

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Posted: Aug. 29 2005,07:10 |
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I have just managed to get PHP4 to work with Monkey, and wanted to share my experiences so that anyone wanting to try this does not have to reinvent the wheel. I also searched these forums and apparently there wasn't much guidance (or at least I wasn't smart enuff to find it) on how to get PHP to work.
Here goes. 1. Download PHP-4-monkey-0.9.1 from MyDSL. Choose System fm the "Download Extension Panel".
2. Open Emelfm to see where DSL installs the php. On my system (DSLinux from within Windows), it was /ramdisk/opt/php.
3. Edit the file /ramdisk/opt/monkey-0.9.1/conf/monkey.conf In the section labelled AddScript, add the following: AddScript application/x-httpd-php /ramdisk/opt/php/bin/php php
... And you are done.
Restart Monkey and try to access a file from browser, with contents such as <?php phpinfo(); ?> Yes, it is that simple.
Hope this helps.
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