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Posted by Bucker on 01/20/08 17:52
On Jan 15, 11:55 am, "Steve" <no....@example.com> wrote:
> "Aaron Saray" <102degr...@102degrees.com> wrote in message
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> > On Jan 12, 12:30 pm, Jez <jerryyang_...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> IIS6 - Windows 2003 SP2.
> >> PHP 5.2.5 Manual install using php5isapi.dll
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> >> PHP seems to be installed and working OK.
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> >> Yet I have a slight issue !!
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> >> I've created a page (test.php) with just this in it :
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> >> <?php
> >> phpinfo();
> >> ?>
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> >> When run via my browser the php.ini settings are shown as:
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> >> Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
> >> Loaded Configuration File (none)
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> >> Yet if I launch the test.php page via a command line:
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> >> php C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\test.php the php.ini settings are shown as:
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> >> Configuration File (php.ini) Path => C:\WINDOWS
> >> Loaded Configuration File => C:\WINDOWS\php.ini
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> >> The php.ini is located in C:\Windows
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> >> Why the difference ??
> >> Will this cause me any problems ?
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> >> Thanks
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> > The PHP binary will run as the currently logged in user. The IIS
> > server should be running as a different user - most likely an IWAM_XXX
> > user or something. Make sure that they have access to the php.ini
> > file in the Windows directory - not the entire directory tho! :)
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> IIS by default uses IUSR_<computer name>- Hide quoted text -
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On My Windows XP Professional I've tried installing PHP 5.2.5
Default install is OK. Installing in c:\PHP directory.
echo phpinfo(); says loaded configuration file (NONE)
When I copied the php.ini to the windows directory, set the file so
IWAM and IUSR had
god privledges to the file and reboot the system, I get a blank screen
when loading the sample php page with just
a echo phpinfo();
Looks like the interpreter didn't compile the page.
When I remove the php.ini from the windows directory and reboot the
computer, every is OK except the
loaded configuration file (NONE).
Anyone have any ideas.
J
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