Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 08/03/07 11:38

Joff wrote:
> On Aug 3, 9:07 am, Joff <jonat...@gattonero.co.uk> wrote:
>> I've had a dig around and within the Mappings tab (Internet Services
>> Manager > Web Site > Home Directory > Configure) I've found that .php
>> and .php3 files are mapped to php-cgi.exe
>
> Further to the above.
>
> If I set the test user with full permissions to php-cgi.exe, then
> requesting within the /private folder .php files now give a "Internal
> Server Error" message.
>
>

You also need to ensure your php.ini file and all dll's loaded have the
appropriate permissions. Basically anything which PHP might load.

BTW - I normally run PHP as an isapi. It's more efficient and
integrates better.

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