Posted by James Barrett on 10/05/07 00:48

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BethH wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm developing a webpage locally. I originally started it on PHP 5
> and XP (where it was working). We've recently changed my machine to a
> dual boot with most of the important stuff on Vista, so I'm going
> about getting the page up and working in Vista.
>
> It will load the first page without issue, but if I try to get to the
> second page (or any page other than 'index.php'), it throws a 500
> error at me:
>
> HTTP Error 500.0 - Internal Server Error
>
> Description: The page cannot be displayed because an internal server
> error has occurred.
>
> Error Code: 0x00000000
>
> Notification: ExecuteRequestHandler
>
> Module: IsapiModule
>
> Requested URL: http://localhost:80/cmm/home.php
>
> Physical Path: C:\Code\Cleary\Marketing\home.php
>
> Logon User: Anonymous
>
> Logon Method: Anonymous
>
> Handler: PHP
>
> Here's what I've done:
>
> php.ini is copied to the windows directory and permissions are set to
> allow IUSR read and execute. The extension path inside php.ini is set
> to "c:\program files\php\ext" (I had it installed to 'c:\php' in
> XP). I've set up PHP as a handler in IIS. PHP is also set as an
> ISAPI filter, with restrictions set to allow unspecified.
>
> I've tried searching for this, but was unable to find any search
> results that helped.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
I have run into this a few times my self this week. More often than not
it has to do with the permissions on the file. I don't know if Vista is
doing something different than XP, but in Linux, a minumum of 755 was
necessary to stop the error (owner read/write/execute, user
read/execute, others read/execute). I think in one case while
transferring between Linux and Windows, the error was caused by a messed
up carriage return in the file (basically linux uses '\n' and windows
uses '\r\n', I use a program to re-write my files for each system before
I start testing)



Jim


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