If it's in cgi-mode then any php files need to be set to executable just like your perl scripts. You would also see a path to php at the top in any php files, like #!/usr/bin/php. They'd also need to be in a directory that allowed execution, like a cgi-bin.
If not then your php files will work with standard read or read/write permissions just like html files.
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