Display a html or php page
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@Matt-Ogborne THANK YOU VERY MUCH! It works the html file! Now my problem is to view a php.
I have to put in in the www folder and give it the permission like
chmod 755 /www/myfile.php ??because the command in the console work but when I try to display the page it say:
Unable to launch the requested CGI program:
/usr/bin/php-cgi: Permission denied
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I have doubts that the uhttpd comes out of the box with php?!
Btw there is a tutorial how to install a LAMP Stack on the Omega. But note that you will use a lot of memory.
https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/How-To-Install-LAMP-Stack-on-the-Omega
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There's also new tutorials about PHP:
https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/PHP-GPIO-Example
https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/PHP-PushBullet-Example
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Howdy,
Yep that's right, you'll need to add the php mod files for php to work, as Lazar mentioned, see the tutorials I popped together on this.
Matt
PS. My 3rd Omega arrived a few days ago. I'll put together a couple of "Matt proof" tutorials for everyone to get started and some advanced ones too.
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Thank you very much at all! I follow the instruction in:
https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/PHP-GPIO-Examplebut when I try to display my file in the browser it download it and no display! Why?
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what is the URL of your file?
what are the first lines of your file?
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@Frederic-Baumann http://192.168.3.1/php/index.php
and this is the file:
<?php
echo "hello world, I'm PHP running on my Onion Omega!";
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I try with:
https://wiki.onion.io/Tutorials/PHP-PushBullet-Exampleand same problem... the php file download and no display in the browser
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Looks fine.
Imho, their should be an issue in your /etc/config/uhttpd file.
Did you double-check the line : list interpreter ".php=/usr/bin/php-cgi"
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And of course did you restart uhttpd?
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ok resolved thank you very much!
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I am facing the same issue.
followed the steps as suggested, but still the index.php is getting downloaded...
check uhttpd config and restarted the uhttpd.
please help
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facing the same problem as well
is there any fix?
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Actually. I would more recommend using lighttpd than Apache or uhttpd. I don't know why but I feel that lighttpd is more faster, stable and uses less resources that anything.
