Configuring Apache + PHP in Mac OS X 1010

System Overview

1. Launch Apache (default integration in Mac, open service directly)

Open Terminal, enter:

sudo apachectl start

Open the browser and enter:

http: //localhost

You should see "It works!" Page, which is located in the/library/webserver/documents/directory, which is the default root directory of Apache (which can be changed to its own directory, or to a virtual directory).

2. Open PHP

In the terminal, enter:

cd/etc/apache2/

sudo vi httpd.conf

In VI, enter/php to search for text containing PHP and find:

#LoadModule Php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so

Delete the previous # and then save the exit. (Press Shift+i to enter, press ESC to exit edit, press X to delete the current character, and #, enter: Wq, save and exit.) ）

In Terminal input:

Codebitstream Vera sans mono ', ' Courier New ', courier,monospace!important; Min-height:inherit!important "> cd/etc

sudo cp php.ini. default php.ini

sudo apachectl restart

3. Test PHP

VI index.php

Then enter the following in the info.php:

< html >< body >< H1 > helloworld! H1> php phpinfo (); ?> body> html>

In the browser input:

127.0.0.1 can appear helloword and PHP information

4. Common errors

A. The httpd.conf cannot be opened because of a modified error 127.0.0.1 first detect the Hosts file;

B. After confirming that there is no problem, find the httpd.conf~previous replacement in the current directory, or find a colleague to pass httpd a copy to cover.

c. Test php file does not execute PHP script: Test file suffix name. html to. php

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