[Solved] [Solved] Problem With Apache Handlers

[Tom_K]

The last few days a problem started with php code which is inside html documents. The problem is that they won't get parsed. Of course I have the line "AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .html .htm" in my .htaccess document (I also tried with "AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .html .htm"). You can see the problem in this page http://ntominator.he...rg/liapisfrost/ .

 

Thanks for your help (and sorry for my english)!

 

username: tomk

domain: ntominator.heliohost.org

[demizide]

You could also try "AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm" and "AddHandler x-httpd-php .html .htm"

But why can't you just use .php?

 

BTW, I'm not sure you can use php inside a src attribute..

 

Edit: not sure, but maybe there's something wrong with the apache config of htaccess files, since byron isn't able to set TZ in .htaccess either.

[wolstech]

BTW, I'm not sure you can use php inside a src attribute..

There's no reason you can't. If he changed the extension to .php, it should work fine assuming photos exist and there's no coding mistakes.

[Byron]

Yeah there seems to be a problem with htaccess directives. Hopefully xaav can figure it out when he comes back online. This is the correct line your looking for to parse html pages:

 

AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .html .htm

 

This should say "Hello World" when it's working.

http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/parse_html.html

 

 

 

 

@xaav: Seems Johnny has the same problem. This should show the date and time:

 

http://dallas.heliohost.org/time.html

 

[Tom_K]

Just to inform you, the same happened on another server that I have (with cpanel too). So I was wondering if there was a cpanel update that broke the configuration.

[demizide]

Just to inform you, the same happened on another server that I have (with cpanel too). So I was wondering if there was a cpanel update that broke the configuration.

 

Probably, a lot of problems recently have been at the fault of cP

[Guest xaav]

Can't you use mod_rewrite to rewrite the URL to one that ends in .php?

[Byron]

You probably could use a rewrite but Apache should be set up to parse html pages using that directive. Also I'm thinking if this directive isn't working and the other directive I posted about that changes the time zone, then we've got problems some where.

[Byron]

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

[Byron]

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

[Guest xaav]

Okay, the problem is recompiling apache switched the PHP handler to mod_fcgid.

 

Change the line in your .htaccess file to this:

 

 

AddHandler fcgid-script .html .htm

 

This won't work for other file extensions; let me know if you need others added.

[Byron]

What do we need to do to correct it to accept the original handler? Allot of people have that directive to parse html pages. What about the timezone directive?

 

Also I see a problem with doing that in the future when Apache gets recompliled again. Is it going to get set back to the correct handler?

[Guest xaav]

What do we need to do to correct it to accept the original handler? Allot of people have that directive to parse html pages. What about the timezone directive?

 

WHM >> PHP and suexec configuration >> Change it to suPHP

I'm afraid it won't work anymore if I mess with the settings.

 

 

 

 

Also I see a problem with doing that in the future when Apache gets recompliled again. Is it going to get set back to the correct handler?

 

 

 

I don't know. All I know is that the handler ended up being different after I recompiled apache.

[Byron]

I honestly think that we should go back and recompile it back to the way it was. I really think this is going to cause more problems leaving it this way. For instance the equivilent to this:

 

<Files portal.html>
ForceType application/x-httpd-php5
</Files>

 

isn't working:

 

<Files portal.html>
ForceType fcgid-script
</Files>

 

djbob, what do you think?

 

 

[demizide]

You should really switch back, because it's probably causing more problems than solving.