How to solve the problem when PHP files are not accessible?

Solve the problem of inaccessible PHP files

When using the default server environment, you may experience PHP files that are inaccessible. Even if all services are started, the HTML file is accessed normally, the PHP file path is correct, and the browser still displays a 404 error. This article will guide you to troubleshoot such problems.

First, please confirm whether the error originates from the PHP program itself. Create a blank file named test.php and write the following code:

 <?php echo "PHP is working!"; ?>

Access the file through a browser. If "PHP is working!" is displayed, the PHP environment is normal and the problem may be in other configurations. If the 404 is still displayed, please continue to check the following aspects:

Next, check if there is a URL rewrite configuration error. Some servers use .htaccess files to rewrite URLs, and incorrect configuration may cause PHP files to be inaccessible. Please double-check your server configuration file to ensure that the rewrite rules are correct.

If you are migrating from the Pagoda panel to the AMH panel, please pay special attention to the .user.ini file in the website directory. This file may cause a 404 error. It is recommended to delete the file and try to access the PHP file again.

Through the above steps, you should be able to effectively locate and resolve the problem that PHP files are inaccessible.

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