Please note that suPHP will probably not work if you also compile in mod_php.
-To use suPHP to parse PHP-Files the only thing you have to is to add a line
-like
+To use suPHP to parse PHP-Files add a line like
-AddHandler x-httpd-php .php
+AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
to your Apache configuration and to activate mod_suphp for the appropriate
VHosts.
Please note that you have to specify at least one suPHP_AddHandler
directive, because mod_suphp by default handles no mime-type.
+Example:
+
+suPHP_AddHandler application/x-httpd-php
+
+If you are using "paranoid" or "force" mode, you have to specify
+at least one suPHP_UserGroup directive.
+
Information about additional options can be found in the "CONFIG"-Readme.
4. Additional information
-Please note, that mod_suphp in most cases will *NOT* work, when mod_php is
-installed and used in your Apache server because both use the same mime type
-"x-httpd-php". I have heard of users concurrently running both, but it is
-probably trivial to do so. Therefore I will not answer any questions on how
-to run both mod_php and mod_suphp concurrently.
-
-Running mod_suphp and mod_php concurrently can be *VERY DANGEROUS* and
-should be avoided. The same applies to CGI scripts which are run with
-webserver privileges.
+Please note, that running mod_suphp and mod_php concurrently can be
+*VERY DANGEROUS* and should be avoided. The same applies to CGI
+scripts which are run with webserver privileges.
suPHP should only be used if you are using no CGI scripts or if all CGI
scripts are run using suExec.
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-(c)2002-2005 by Sebastian Marsching
+(c)2002-2007 by Sebastian Marsching
<sebastian@marsching.com>
Please see LICENSE for
additional information