Hi Peter. Thank you, I will keep this in mind. Far as I can tell the problem is not on my machines but on the remote server. I have no way of achieving any of your suggestions.
There's no need for the below on my old Fedora 16 which has old apache and php5.3 and produces the same errors when Adding a Content Type on the remote server.
Databases, tables, etc all "seem" correct. Copies work on my machines. Cheers Roger
Hi Roger,
I still wonder why don't you do this:
- Downloads and install from source apache & php 5.3. There are penty
of tutorials how to do this. Compile only php modules you need.(!)
Install in/usr/local/ (It goes there by default)
Modify firewall to allow port 8080
Edit httpd.conf of the newly compiled Apache so you have correct
DocumentRoot and make it listen 8080.
Start the new Apache on 8080
Check how site behaves on port 80 and port 8080.
A) If it is better on 8080 shut down primary Apache, and change teh port of the new one on 80.
B) If it is the same, check database - run check and repair mysql tables
- might be broken indexes or something.
Peter