To everything only excuses my bad English!

I have a MGB111 (PE-4088) of Pearl

and the firmware mgb111-update-400b4.c009m2 flasht.

i insert per Telnet C.tar to my Hdd and reboot!

now i have ssh.;-)

now however to my problem! I have by ssh the following by wget loaded and unpacked httpd-2.2.8-php5-cgi-ssl.tar.gz...
then httpd.conf worked on and the MGB111 rebootet

then apache with httpd started! haven 8080 ok Apache runs. but only HTML sides functions. if I e.g. call index.php! then load it me index.php down however does not indicate it not!


which I must do! over on the MGB111 Apache and Mysql and a C compiler to run to bring! for a Torrenflux version??

Many ask however I hope it can me help! my MGB111 has only one day


possibly someone has for me backup from C where ssh does apache mysql and php and chroot vsftpd function???

On my Airlive I have the 'FW C009-M2 Advanced' firmware updated.
In order to setup Apache & PHP download from http://mgb111.pradnik.net the file "servers-www/apache2-2.0.50-php5-cgi-ssl.tar.gz". Then once you untar the file do the following:

      a. in the configuration file 'httpd.conf' within '/mnt/C/sys/apache22/conf' perform the following changes:
      Listen 7070    <--- modify this line: set the port that it is open in your router as well !

      User nobody   <--- modify this line: access rights
      Group nobody

      ServerName mysite.dyndns.org   <-- modify this line: where 'mysite...' is your URL

      <FilesMatch \.php$>                 <-- add this extra lines into the configuration file
         SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
      </FilesMatch>      

      b. from within '/mnt/C/sys/etc' rename the 'php.ini-dist' to 'php.ini'

     c. To test if php has been installed succesfully create a file with accesbile directory
      of appache named "test_php.php" with the following content:
      <?php phpinfo(); ?>
      and observer the output of internet browser.

 If in 'env-ng' file you haven't configured apache to start automatically (at boot), you may start it manually by typing:

/mnt/C/sys/apache22/bin/apachectl -f /mnt/C/sys/apache22/conf/httpd.conf &

Regards,
Christos