Probleme on new install ubuntu

[Math911]

Hi,

I've got some problem to reconfigure my cacti after the install.

When i've installed it the first time i made a mistake :

I have selected the apache web server but i was in apache2

How i can correct this ?

Because now only the apache2 is running and when i try to access cacti login page, it ask me if i want to download the index.php

that's not exactly what i want

Many thanks.

Mathieu

my conf :

php5
mysql 4.1 (last update today )
apache2

for information i've a phpwebgallery which is running very well

you can access here :

http://fear.dnsalias.net/gallery (it's in french )

But cacti .....

[pirx]

I would try to reconfigure the cacti settings with 'dpkg-reconfigure cacti'. It should also be possible to copy /etc/apache/conf.d/cacti.conf to the apache2 conf.d directory (these are the debian paths, I don't know if they are the same in ubuntu).

Ralf

[Math911]

thanks

i've already tried to copy the cacti.conf in the apache2 conf.d directory bt the problem is the same

I will try to reconfigure cacti via dpkg

I take you aware

Mathieu

[Math911]

it's always the same



another idea ?

I think the problem is from apache which can't read the php files ...

where can i check if the problem come from ?

tests? config files ?

Thanks

Mathieu

[pirx]

Do you have libapache2-mod-php5 installed? You can try to query/enable the module with apache-modconf.

query:
/usr/sbin/apache-modconf apache query php5

enable:
usr/sbin/apache-modconf apache enable php5

For apache2 the tool might have a different name. Don't forget to restart apache!

Ralf

[Math911]

i've tried these commands like this :

math@fear:~$ sudo /usr/sbin/apache-modconf apache query php5
Password:
math@fear:~$ sudo /usr/sbin/apache-modconf apache enable php5
math@fear:~$

is it like this ?

if yes the problem is the same ...

[pirx]

Try to enable it with 'a2enmod php5'.

[Math911]

math@fear:~$ sudo a2enmod php5
This module is already enabled!
math@fear:~$



i think it's an apache config file to modify ? no ?

[pirx]

Yes, but a2enmod should exactly do that. Have you restartet apache2 after installing/enable php5?

In your /etc/apache2/apache2.conf file, do you have the following lines:

Code: Select all

DirectoryIndex index.html index.cgi index.pl index.php index.xhtml
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

Ralf

[pirx]

I'm a bit confused because you wrote

for information i've a phpwebgallery which is running very well

That's something I don't understand, because of this I don't think that it's a php problem.

[pirx]

Anything interesting in the apache2 log files?

[Math911]

i'm going to check

[Math911]

all is alright after the apache2 reload

Many thanks