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Posted by davids58 on 10/24/06 22:28
> No, I didn't claim a button exists with that name...
> Which OS are you on?
> Does it have a security-tab if you view the properties of the dll?
> If you click that securitytab, what do you see?
DRS: No security tab. I'm running Windows XP Home SP2. The dll's
properties view only has 4 tabs: General, Version, Virus Property
(added by my virus program, I'd guess), and Summary. None let me set
any type of readrights for the file.
>
>
> By 'machinename', I assume you mean the computer name. There
> > also is not ability to address computer name in a file's properties
> > view.
>
> Yes, there is. Unless you are running Windows 95 or something.
DRS: Not that I can see.
>
> By the way, if you are using apache, you shouldn't add IUSR_<Machinename>
> but find out wich user runs apache first, and give that user readrights.
>
DRS: What does 'which user runs apache first' mean? Is that a *nix
issue?
> I don't know by heart since I only run Apache under *nix, and only IIS on
> W$.
> It should be all in the documentation.
> Did you read any documentation?
>
DRS: Not much; I thought I might get a quick answer here.
> >>
> > 1. Initial screen:
> > http://www.drschwartz.net/personal/...min_setup_1.jpg
> > 2. Configuration overview:
> > http://www.drschwartz.net/personal/...min_setup_2.jpg
>
> I couldn't reach those oddly named pages.
>
DRS: Sorry about that! The tool collapsed the url. Here's a tinyurl of
the same pages:
http://tinyurl.com/ydbd7j
http://tinyurl.com/yzcbk2
FYI, I've installed EasyPHP and am able to get data through PHP.
However, I need to use the OO constructs in PHP 5.0. Is it possible to
upgrade EasyPHP to 5.0?
Thanks for your help,
David
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