Make it so that index.php displays something useful if php not installed
If php is not installed, and index.php is treated as an html file, it will just display "run()", since the rest is eaten up by the <?php pseudo-tag/processing instruction. Add a comment to close that and open a <pre> tag, so users can see the little help text telling them they need to install php Change-Id: Ib23fc9b1464309b7ef31f1c22b5a96bd3d6d2611
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* For people without PHP, close tag for easier debugging: ><pre>
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* This is the main web entry point for MediaWiki.
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* If you are reading this in your web browser, your server is probably
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