I have a problem running phpwiki on W2k with the current version Uniform Server for W2K. (http://sourceforge.net/projects/miniserver/).
In phpwiki I activated the MySQL stuff and the initial loading of files is fine. However, then I cannot access the Wiki pages.
MSIE5.5 does not recognize the wiki start page and only offers to save the file or to show it directly.
After saving this file with extension .gz winzip can unpack it and the unzipped file can be loaded as .html in MSIE and shows the correct page.
I guess php/apache do send a gzip file which is not recognized by MSIE. I looked in httpd.conf and php.ini but no option seems to fit. Has somebody any idea what I have to change?
BTW, the phpinfo page is displayed correctly.
Thanks in advance,
Halcon
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Anonymous
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2003-02-22
I found the solution for the problem:
In lib/Request.php the body of function compress_output needs to be commented out. Looking for ob_gzhandler finds the function easily.
BTW, this tip is from the thread "Installation OK, first page garbage" some time ago in this forum.
Halcon
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Hello,
I have a problem running phpwiki on W2k with the current version Uniform Server for W2K. (http://sourceforge.net/projects/miniserver/).
In phpwiki I activated the MySQL stuff and the initial loading of files is fine. However, then I cannot access the Wiki pages.
MSIE5.5 does not recognize the wiki start page and only offers to save the file or to show it directly.
After saving this file with extension .gz winzip can unpack it and the unzipped file can be loaded as .html in MSIE and shows the correct page.
I guess php/apache do send a gzip file which is not recognized by MSIE. I looked in httpd.conf and php.ini but no option seems to fit. Has somebody any idea what I have to change?
BTW, the phpinfo page is displayed correctly.
Thanks in advance,
Halcon
I found the solution for the problem:
In lib/Request.php the body of function compress_output needs to be commented out. Looking for ob_gzhandler finds the function easily.
BTW, this tip is from the thread "Installation OK, first page garbage" some time ago in this forum.
Halcon