Andrew J. Kopciuch wrote:
>>When I type in http://localhost/CRM I get an index of the files in that
>>directory.  They consist mostly of php scripts for running the system
>>and the only ones that I can think would be the most pertinent is
>>install.php and index.php.  I tried uncessfully to run the install
>>script from the browser and from command line.
>>
> 
> 
> You need to associate the *.php extension with being run through PHP.  As I 
> remember there are 2 ways to do it in IIS ... as an ASAPI module, or CGI.  It 
> depends on how you set things up.   There are directions in the PHP 
> installation on windows ... as I remember you have to click one of the links 
> to go somewhere else in the middle of the documentation.
> 
> Or there are 3rd party (not the PHP group) that bundle binaries that set all 
> of that up for you.

Ok...time for an update on my progress.  I have the latest MySQL, PHP & 
CRM-CTT software installed.  Through some trial an error I seem to have 
MySQL support enabled and the REGISTER_GLOBALS set.

I can't seem to get a datbase created.  It could have something to do 
with permissions as I am using a local machine for testing and their is 
basically only An administrator and user aqccount on the system.  I know 
this likely goes without saying, but seeing as the end locale of this is 
going to be on a server, I would assume that MySQL & PHP are both Active 
Directory friendly...or is there something else I need to do.

Any help would be greatly appreciated and thank you for the ideas 
already suggested.


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