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Posted by Jeff North on 07/05/06 22:14
On 5 Jul 2006 07:08:00 -0700, in comp.lang.php "ImOk"
<j_macaroni@yahoo.com>
<1152108480.450270.52410@v61g2000cwv.googlegroups.com> wrote:
>| <<Installation of PHP and ISAPI under IIS can be a real pain in the
>| butt
>| (the manual is good and has all the information necessary but you've
>| got to go looking for it). I'll try and find the post where I assisted
>| someone else who was setting up there system and the steps that I
>| took. >>
>|
>| I will disagree with this. Just follow the steps and it works fine.
Like installing any software some people have no problems while others
experience nothing but problems. 99.999% of the time I don't have any
problems installing or uninstalling software but with php....
Although I must admit that I was not doing a clean install but an
update (from 4.1 to 5.0).
>| On your virtual alias properties In configuration set the extension
>| .php to point to where your phpisapi.DLL is
>|
>| Assuming PHP is in c:\PHP5
>|
>| C:\PHP5\php5isapi.dll
>|
>| And the Limit to: GET,POST,HEAD
>|
>| Apply and then rightclick on Default Web Site (the root of your
>| server), choose properties and select ISAPI filters. Add the DLL there
>| as well. Call the filter name "php" without the quotes.
>|
>| Go to Start/Run/CMD and at the DOS prompt type IISRESET to restart IIS.
>|
>| Now run a <?php print phpinfo() ?> to check your work.
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