I have Apache up and running with support for php scripts (tested through the phpinfo script). However, after downloading and placing the phpki files into my root directory, I just get a blank page when I navigate to my website.
Any ideas?
Note: I have checked a couple of the script files (index.php, setup.php) and they seem to be completely blank for some reason. I also realize that this was written on Linux, however being a web application it seems that it should be pretty much platform-independent.
And and all thoughts are much appreciated!
-Brad
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I had been running under the php-recommended .ini file. Once I change from that file to the php-distributed .ini file, I started pulling errors from various files, rather than blank pages.
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Thank you very much for responding to my questions Mr. Roadcap. I had thought it might have something to do with it being a *nix based application, but wanted to make sure since it was a web-app and front-end.
Also sorry that I didn't reply for so long. I've been very busy with school and work.
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I have Apache up and running with support for php scripts (tested through the phpinfo script). However, after downloading and placing the phpki files into my root directory, I just get a blank page when I navigate to my website.
Any ideas?
Note: I have checked a couple of the script files (index.php, setup.php) and they seem to be completely blank for some reason. I also realize that this was written on Linux, however being a web application it seems that it should be pretty much platform-independent.
And and all thoughts are much appreciated!
-Brad
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I had been running under the php-recommended .ini file. Once I change from that file to the php-distributed .ini file, I started pulling errors from various files, rather than blank pages.
Ouch! Sorry I can't be of much help with this. I don't use Windows servers, and thus can't test for cross platform compatibility.
PHPki is a front-end for OpenSSL. You don't mention whether you installed OpenSSL on Windows. I'd hate to assume that, so I must ask
Maybe post samples of some of the error messages, hopefully someone will offer some better advice. If you resolve this on your own, please share.
Thanks!
I suppose it should have occurred to me in my first reply, but it was nearly 4am.
I seriously doubt you will get this application running under Windows. It uses symbolic links and other Unix/Linux features not available in Windows.
Thank you very much for responding to my questions Mr. Roadcap. I had thought it might have something to do with it being a *nix based application, but wanted to make sure since it was a web-app and front-end.
Also sorry that I didn't reply for so long. I've been very busy with school and work.