PHTML file

[magikid]

I just created a debian LAMP server. I went ahead and installed phpmyadmin and when I try to visit phpmyadmin, I get a prompt to download a phtml file. I'm not sure how to fix this. Any help would be awesome.

[DanL@VPSLink]

Check your Apache configuration and add the following line if it does not already exist, then restart Apache:

AddType application/x-httpd-php  .php .phtml

This should allow Apache to parse phpMyAdmin's phtml output instead of offering it for download.

[evarie]

How or what must i change in wich file to change the action.
Caus now my server sends a download screen action.
But i do not want that. I want that my server pars the php files.
What must i do?

[DanL@VPSLink]

Originally Posted by evarie

How or what must i change in wich file to change the action.
Caus now my server sends a download screen action.
But i do not want that. I want that my server pars the php files.
What must i do?

• Run apachectl -V or apache2ctl -V
• Look for the SERVER_CONFIG_FILE parameter - this will be the path to your server configuration file
• Run egrep -i '^Include' <SERVER_CONFIG_FILE_PATH> (where <SERVER_CONFIG_FILE_PATH> is the path you found in the prior step - the path will be /etc/apache/httpd.conf or /etc/apache2/apache2.conf by default on most systems)
• One of the directories listed on these lines will contain your configuration file for PHP (assuming that PHP has been installed)
• Locate your PHP configuration file and add the AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml directive

[SomeoneE1se]

have you installed php5 (or better) and mysql?