[RESOLVED] PHP Deployment Problems on Fedora
I worked on some PHP on windows environment and thus set up everything there correctly. I think.
The actual environment is on Fedora and it is now being tested there.
I was not the one to set up everything on Fedora but this morning the files, I can already access through the browser. And so still test from the windows environment.
Whenever I have something wrong to check out and correct I just access the file through the samba server. Which is what I have been doing.
I edited one file first this morning. (the one about the images) and they worked fine.
Next I noticed some files didn't change into the right unicode using the browser. so I added some meta tags on some php file. but then when I access that file. It won't show up on the browser...
I get nothing, nothing at all. just blank.
This is really weird problem and I'm getting frustrated what might be the problem if anyone has encountered one such as this? Please I need help.
And I would appreciate any help I can get. :cry:
Re: PHP Deployment Problems on Fedora
hehehe. never mind everyone.. had some tough day today... but managed to pinpoint the probs. :)
some settings with the server.. that I have no access to, but managed to get throught with it to them and so now its working like a breeze! :)
Re: [RESOLVED] PHP Deployment Problems on Fedora
Here's a few things you can check:
- Check the view source in the browser. Do you see anything there?
- Check the file permissions on the file you are trying to view. Somtimes samba changes these.
- If you can access the server via SSH, check that you can see the file from there and that the content of the file is what is expected.
- You could also try creating a new file form samba to see if it works with that.
Re: [RESOLVED] PHP Deployment Problems on Fedora
Did the three out of four 'cause I don't know SSH... so I just told them to restart the server.. after that I can view pages already.. but then they forgot to connect up psql... so told them that psql is not connected.. and so they fixed that... and so now, I'm on cloud 9.. ehehehe...
Yup problem solved. :)
Thanks