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>Apache Compile HOWTO</TH
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>10. Questions and Answers</H1
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>1. <A
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>10.1.1. <A
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>Is there such a HOWTO for Apache 2.0?</A
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>10.1.2. <A
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>Why you don't add a description howto compile and setup mod_xyz?</A
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>10.1.3. <A
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> If my clients are connecting to https://myserver.org an errormessage similar to this appears "Certificate not valid"
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>10.1.4. <A
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> When I request a php file, the browser want to download it. Whats wrong?</A
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> Does this HOWTO also work on other platforms?
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>10.1.1. </B
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>Is there such a HOWTO for Apache 2.0?</P
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> Not yet. The reason is that PHP 4.2.1 supports the Apache 2.0 API only experimentally and the speed of PHP is very poor
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with Apache 2.0. As the new Apache brings lots of new features and massive speed improvements,
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I will write such a HOWTO as soon as the PHP support is stable and more performant. I'm collecting now
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Ideas and wishes from users what they like to see in a Apache 2.0 HOWTO. Feel free to write an email to
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>luc at delouw dot ch</A
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>Why you don't add a description howto compile and setup mod_xyz?</P
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>Because nobody requested it yet and I either did not know about a mod_xyz, or I did not found it useful. Feel free
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to write me some suggestions what to add to the HOWTO. If there is more than one request, and it makes sense, it will maybe
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added in further releases.</P
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>10.1.3. </B
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> If my clients are connecting to https://myserver.org an errormessage similar to this appears "Certificate not valid"
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> A: The certificate produced like described in this HOWTO is just a self-signed certificate. This means the CA (Certification Authority) is you. Your CA is not recognized as a valid CA by your users browser. You can either install the certificate on your users machines (Makes sense in small Intranet environments) or buy a certificate from a CA that is recognized by all major browsers. An example of such a CA is Verisign <A
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HREF="http://www.verisign.com"
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>http://www.verisign.com</A
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>. Such a certificate cost approx. 300 USD a year, depending on the strength of the key (56 or 128 Bits)</P
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>10.1.4. </B
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> When I request a php file, the browser want to download it. Whats wrong?</P
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> You forgot to tell Apache what to do with the php files. So the php files are not processed by the php engine.
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To do so, add the application type like described in <A
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> Does this HOWTO also work on other platforms?
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> Not sure, Solaris should work, AIX and HP-UX do not. I did not got the time to try FreeBSD yet. My goal is to provide
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a version of the HOWTO for all major Un*x platforms.
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