Is there a way that I can block PHP parsing on my apache website in the
virtual host block?
I want to enable a site to host without php, but I want my own to have
access to php>
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Angelo Fraietta
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Is there a way that I can block PHP parsing on my apache website in the
virtual host block?
I want to enable a site to host without php, but I want my own to have
access to php>
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Angelo Fraietta
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Re: Stop PHP for Virtual Host block
"Angelo Fraietta" <angelo_f@bigpo nd.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a way that I can block PHP parsing on my apache website in the
> virtual host block?
> I want to enable a site to host without php, but I want my own to have
> access to php>
>
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> Angelo Fraietta
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It's pretty easy :)
Make yourself a virtualhost for your webserver, and in your virtualhost put
your PHP addtype line. The other virtualhost will not have PHP support, but
yours will.
dave
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Re: Stop PHP for Virtual Host block
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> "Angelo Fraietta" <angelo_f@bigpo nd.com> wrote in message
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>>Is there a way that I can block PHP parsing on my apache website in the
>>virtual host block?
>>I want to enable a site to host without php, but I want my own to have
>>access to php>[/color][/color]
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> It's pretty easy :)
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> Make yourself a virtualhost for your webserver, and in your virtualhost put
> your PHP addtype line. The other virtualhost will not have PHP support, but
> yours will.
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My one already has php support - they all do right now. So I should
disable PHP support on all and then just enable it in the virtual host
block? I am not sure I know how to do that.
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> dave
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Angelo Fraietta
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