When I go to certain php websites it brings up the "Save As" screen instead of processing the php. Why? I can go to my other websites, which are php, and it works fine. I've noticed this with VBulletin and Squirrelmail, but nothing I have built myself. The php scripts execute fine when I run them in a shell.

Any ideas?

Hello Gluco,

Can you point us to the exact link? I tried accessing the sites you mentioned and do not see anything as you explained.
However, I'm assuming that this happens when you are trying to access links like http://www.squirrelmail.org/download.php

If that is so,then it is possible that the MIME types are not correctly set in the browser or download.php is returning wrong headers to your browser.

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Hey Host,
Thanks for the reply.

If you go to http://developer.triosade.com you get the chance to download my forum php but if you go to http://www.triosade.com/developer/ you get to see the forum.

I know it has something to do with the http.conf but I can't figure it out. I'm running Plesk which really messes with the whole http configuration. Shouldn't the sub-domains be able to execute php if they are a directory in the main?

Thanks

Hi Gluco,

Both links you posted show your forum correctly - no downloading prompts here.

:)

Kevin

What? Really? When I go to it, it always brings up the save as screen.

What about http://systemrecon.triosade.com? that one asks me to download it also. At work, it also asks me to download it. Is this a client side related problem???

Any ideas? Should I change the mime type in php.ini maybe?

Oh, forgot to mention, could Zend optimizer affect this in any way? This started happening after I installed Zend.

http://www.triosade.com/phptest.php for my php info, if that helps.

Thanks

yup...no issues with the links you posted..they work just fine :)

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Originally posted by Gluco
Oh, forgot to mention, could Zend optimizer affect this in any way? This started happening after I installed Zend.

http://www.triosade.com/phptest.php for my php info, if that helps.

Thanks

OK..now I see what you explained earlier. But in this case, I think the problem is because of header.php or incorrectly set directives.

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Did that help? Also do check your access/error logs and make sure the permissions on the file are set right ;-)

BTW..do not expose your php info to the world ...may be you wanna pull off that link ..

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Hey Guys,
Turns out the files where owned by someone else. I didn't even think to look. Thanks for your help guys. It now works on the computer I have at work. Just gotta test it at home.