Re: Multiple Domains; 1 Server; 1 PHP Install; Only One Domain Has A Working PHP; WHY??????

On Oct 30, 11:40 pm, Chris Gorospe <ch...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
BDE Consulting wrote:
I am going crazy. This has been a problem now for over a year and I
have yet to figure out what is causing it.

I have a single server that is running multiple domains. For this
example I will list four domains all of which have the phpinfo.php
file in their root directories. However, only one of them has working
PHP. What am I doing wrong?

http://www.lyricvault.com/phpinfo.php
http://www.paynephotos.com/phpinfo.php
http://www.brentdavidpayne.com/phpinfo.php
http://www.brentdavidenterprises.com/phpinfo.php

http://www.lyricvault.com
http://www.paynephotos.com
http://www.brentdavidpayne.com
http://www.brentdavidenterprises.com

If you check the root of each site, you will see that each of them are
functional (paynephotos is barely functional but it at least as the
single line of code).

Please someone help me.

Note: I am not a programmer but I am trying. ;-)

Thanks,

Brent David Payne
Frustrated PHP User

According to a whois search, the working domain's nameservers differ
from the rest. Meaning it's most likely it's setup on a different
account, yet same server. Hence it possible that this account is setup
to allow PHP while the others are not.

Does this server/host use any type of web control panel?- Hide quoted text -

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I own the server. It is at a co-location in Liberty Lake, WA (LLIX).
I don't know much about MS Server 2003 but I have managed to do most
of the server maintenance myself (called a friend to help me with the
initial settings). Netsol is my DNS and I swear all of the domains
use the exact same IP addresses in NetSol's settings. I then use IIS
to point each www.blahblahblah.com and blahblahblah.com to a
particular folder for that specific site. Every site's folder is
above the root directory and above the directory where PHP is
installed.

I use PHPMyAdmin for MySQL interactions but there is no other web
control panel other than Windows Server 2003 itself.

Help! ;-)

Brent David Payne

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