Apache works in Ubuntu 18.04 but gets an error reading error.php
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Apache works in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but gets an error reading error.php or phpinfo.php page. The server-status page works so apache is working but can't read php pages. I tried to edit apache2.conf but didn't work. Can you help please? Thanks
18.04 apache2 php
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
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Apache works in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but gets an error reading error.php or phpinfo.php page. The server-status page works so apache is working but can't read php pages. I tried to edit apache2.conf but didn't work. Can you help please? Thanks
18.04 apache2 php
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
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Did you install the Apache PHP module? What is your apache version!
– George Udosen
Jan 13 at 8:24
Probably not George, I just did this one $ sudo apt-get install apache2. and this one I think, apt-get install php. When I go php -v It shows that php7.2 is installed. Maybe its best to start again and install LAMP stack instead of separate programs. Any ideas. Thanks
– Whilton
Jan 13 at 11:27
Check iflibapache2-mod-phpis installed on your machine.
– RoseHosting
Jan 14 at 8:39
I'm in /etc/php/7.2/mods-available and there is 10 .ini files onlycd ..
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:54
If I go /etc/php/7.2/apache2 I get conf.d directory and php,ini file
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:57
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Apache works in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but gets an error reading error.php or phpinfo.php page. The server-status page works so apache is working but can't read php pages. I tried to edit apache2.conf but didn't work. Can you help please? Thanks
18.04 apache2 php
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
Apache works in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS but gets an error reading error.php or phpinfo.php page. The server-status page works so apache is working but can't read php pages. I tried to edit apache2.conf but didn't work. Can you help please? Thanks
18.04 apache2 php
18.04 apache2 php
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
asked Jan 13 at 5:06
WhiltonWhilton
62
62
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Did you install the Apache PHP module? What is your apache version!
– George Udosen
Jan 13 at 8:24
Probably not George, I just did this one $ sudo apt-get install apache2. and this one I think, apt-get install php. When I go php -v It shows that php7.2 is installed. Maybe its best to start again and install LAMP stack instead of separate programs. Any ideas. Thanks
– Whilton
Jan 13 at 11:27
Check iflibapache2-mod-phpis installed on your machine.
– RoseHosting
Jan 14 at 8:39
I'm in /etc/php/7.2/mods-available and there is 10 .ini files onlycd ..
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:54
If I go /etc/php/7.2/apache2 I get conf.d directory and php,ini file
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:57
add a comment |
1
Did you install the Apache PHP module? What is your apache version!
– George Udosen
Jan 13 at 8:24
Probably not George, I just did this one $ sudo apt-get install apache2. and this one I think, apt-get install php. When I go php -v It shows that php7.2 is installed. Maybe its best to start again and install LAMP stack instead of separate programs. Any ideas. Thanks
– Whilton
Jan 13 at 11:27
Check iflibapache2-mod-phpis installed on your machine.
– RoseHosting
Jan 14 at 8:39
I'm in /etc/php/7.2/mods-available and there is 10 .ini files onlycd ..
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:54
If I go /etc/php/7.2/apache2 I get conf.d directory and php,ini file
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:57
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Did you install the Apache PHP module? What is your apache version!
– George Udosen
Jan 13 at 8:24
Did you install the Apache PHP module? What is your apache version!
– George Udosen
Jan 13 at 8:24
Probably not George, I just did this one $ sudo apt-get install apache2. and this one I think, apt-get install php. When I go php -v It shows that php7.2 is installed. Maybe its best to start again and install LAMP stack instead of separate programs. Any ideas. Thanks
– Whilton
Jan 13 at 11:27
Probably not George, I just did this one $ sudo apt-get install apache2. and this one I think, apt-get install php. When I go php -v It shows that php7.2 is installed. Maybe its best to start again and install LAMP stack instead of separate programs. Any ideas. Thanks
– Whilton
Jan 13 at 11:27
Check if
libapache2-mod-php is installed on your machine.– RoseHosting
Jan 14 at 8:39
Check if
libapache2-mod-php is installed on your machine.– RoseHosting
Jan 14 at 8:39
I'm in /etc/php/7.2/mods-available and there is 10 .ini files onlycd ..
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:54
I'm in /etc/php/7.2/mods-available and there is 10 .ini files onlycd ..
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:54
If I go /etc/php/7.2/apache2 I get conf.d directory and php,ini file
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:57
If I go /etc/php/7.2/apache2 I get conf.d directory and php,ini file
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:57
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Did you install the Apache PHP module? What is your apache version!
– George Udosen
Jan 13 at 8:24
Probably not George, I just did this one $ sudo apt-get install apache2. and this one I think, apt-get install php. When I go php -v It shows that php7.2 is installed. Maybe its best to start again and install LAMP stack instead of separate programs. Any ideas. Thanks
– Whilton
Jan 13 at 11:27
Check if
libapache2-mod-phpis installed on your machine.– RoseHosting
Jan 14 at 8:39
I'm in /etc/php/7.2/mods-available and there is 10 .ini files onlycd ..
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:54
If I go /etc/php/7.2/apache2 I get conf.d directory and php,ini file
– Whilton
Jan 15 at 5:57