PHP-script runs locally but not remotely

[Jan Eyking]

I have this PHP-script:

<?php echo "Hello world!"; ?>

located in the directory where my webIOPi index file is. If I run this script locally it works:

If I type 192.168.1.27/hello_world.php

my browser displays Hello world!

If I try to run this script remotely and type:

[my public IP address]:8000/hello_world.php

The script is not executed, only the file 'hello_world.php' is downloaded.

How come?

[hal8000b]

Short answer, I dont know.

Longer answer. Post your php file it may allow someone to see whats wrong.

Also what do you need to do?

It may be possible using html5 css3 and javascript without php

[Andrew McClure]

These are different interfaces.  Is 8000 proxied or is it a separate listener?  I don't know much about WebIOPI, but looking at this it suggests the content type attributes are not being passed back in the HTTP headers correctly.   

I would be setting up a wireshark, and comparing the difference in headers.  Also, ensuring I know exactly what differences there were in the configurations of these two listeners.

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[jse.ne...@gmail.com]

Seeing my question again - sorry for not responding earlier - it isn't much of an effort to tell how I worked around it. I've installed Apache2 and reach the script by another port, set in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default and  /etc/apache2/ ports.conf.