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  • Thread Starter ianhylands

    (@ianhylands)

    I removed the wp-config file and let WP create one using the wizard, now I’m getting an “Error:PHP is not running” on the install page at

    http://ianhylands.com/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php

    however if I run phpinfo on the directory it appears that PHP is in fact installed.

    http://ianhylands.com/wordpress/wp-admin/phpinfo.php

    Does this make sense to anyone?

    Thread Starter ianhylands

    (@ianhylands)

    A small update. When I reinstall WordPress from scratch the setup-config page comes up and asks me to create a wp-config file, however as soon as I create the file I get the error. If I change anything in the database info I get a cannot connect to database error so for now I’ll assume that the database is working if I’m not getting an error.

    Does anyone have any ideas what could be causing this?

    Please…

    Thread Starter ianhylands

    (@ianhylands)

    Tried those ones last week. They seem to be mostly geared toward 1and1 hosting but I tried their suggestions anyway with no luck. I’m pretty sure it’s something to do with .htaccess or the php.ini file, just need a different solution. I’ve been searching forums for about a week now with no luck.

    The only php.ini file is the folder cgi-bin in the root and all it contains is:

    cgi.fix_pathinfo=1
    extension=mysql.so
    extension=mysqli.so
    memory_limit = 96M

    could that be an issue?

    Thread Starter ianhylands

    (@ianhylands)

    t-p I’m way past that stage. The only theme installed is the default one with no plugins activated. I’ve tried modifying and removing the .htaccess file, completely reinstalling word press from scratch, pretty much everything that has been mentioned on the forums here with no luck.

    It may need a custom .htaccess file or may be something in the php.ini or who knows, that stuff is a little beyond me. It seems to be something on the server end because everything on the word press side is up to date and stock. I’ve been talking to support at my host company but they haven’t been able to suggest anything other than reverting back to PHP 4 which worked fine.

    Thanks!

    I have since completely reinstalled WordPress 3.01 with no other plugins and no other theme. If I delete the wp-config.php file it tells me I need to create one, as soon as I create one I get an error stating “Premature end of script headers: php”

    I’ve trying various edits of the .htaccess file with no luck. Could it have something to do with the php.ini file? All it contains are two lines:
    extension=mysql.so
    extension=mysqli.so

    Current version of PHP is 5.2.6-0.dotdeb.1

    thanks!

    I’m having exactly the same issue, I deleted all my plugins as suggested by unixgolf, but that doesn’t fix anything.

    ianhylands.com

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: PHP5 upgrade issue

    I’m having the same issue, however I need to upgrade to PHP5. Currently on WordPress 2.9.1 I believe, although I can’t access it anymore unless I downgrade back to PHP4. Lots of questions about this but none seem to have answers…

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