Anticipating your request, here is the entire apache configuration tree.
This one is broken.
Broken Apache Configuration

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I got this working. Here’s an example configuration tree for SUSE 10.1, Apache 2 and php. Don’t just dump these into your system. I suggest doing a diff - kdiff3 is a good tool - and understand what the differences are before you apply them to your system.

I found that the OUT OF THE BOX experience with Apache was not good. The config for apache is designed to be basically turned off. So you need to make changes to enable anything. You do not need to “reinstall the whole thing” as some folks suggest to get it working. That won’t do anything except increase your level of frustration.

Here’s a working config - at least it works for me.

Working Apache, and php5 config files.

enjoy. I’m not an expert, but if you contact me, I may be able to assist.

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