[solved] Auto Index not working

[aheadley]

Adding "AddType application/x-httpd-php .php" to the .htaccess file made no difference. Also, requests for regular PHP files (like example.com/ai-test/test.php) work fine, as in they are properly run through PHP, even without the AddType line. It's just the auto-index script builtin to LS that has this problem. Additionally, the "Content-Type: handler/x-httpd-php" header is causing the browser to throw up a file download prompt but I think we forgot to mention that the contents of that file are the un-interpreted auto-index PHP script.

[webizen]

You have this in your vhost conf. That's why suggest earlier to add "AddType application/x-httpd-php .php" in .htaccess to override it.

2012-03-06 11:36:53.727 [DEBUG] [/etc/httpd/conf.d/vhost_example.com.conf:34] processing direcitve: AddHandler x-httpd-php .php

Are you saying http://example.com/ai-test/test.php is ok (php serves) but http://example.com/ai-test/ (default.php) is not? Comment out the "AddHandler" pointed out above and see any difference.

[aheadley]

Originally Posted by webizen

Are you saying http://example.com/ai-test/test.php is ok (php serves) but http://example.com/ai-test/ (default.php) is not?

Yes, that's right.

Comment out the "AddHandler" pointed out above and see any difference.

This made no difference, still getting the "Content-type: handler/x-httpd-php" header.

Also, it looks like the same thing happens on CentOS 5 servers as well.

[webizen]

pls pm server temporary access for us to look into further.

[aheadley]

While setting up a test environment to give your root access we discovered that it was a problem with our configuration. For future reference, the issue was that these lines were missing from the apache config files (loaded by Litespeed of course):

AddHandler php5-script .php
AddType text/html .php

[NiteWave]

Thanks for the update.