Yes, I already had gone through the php.ini file from top to bottom, and that option was set to 0.
My version of PWS doesn't have a home directory tab, or any of the options you mention. After trying to reinstall PWS, I've just abandoned it. I think the overall problem may be PWS itself; part of it wouldn't install correctly (the Microsoft Transaction Server, whatever that is...), so I just uninstalled it. I've since installed Apache 2.0, and it works great! (I didn't notice until after I installed it that it's not meant to be used on Win98, but it works fine). Thanks for your help! On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 10:47:29 -0800 (GMT-08:00), [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Charlie, > Did you try editing your "php.ini" file?...look for a line that says > "cgi.force_redirect=1" then change the "1" to a "0" (zero)...also make sure > that the line is not set up as a comment (";" at the beginning). > Also.... > 1. enter the PWS management console > 2. Right click your website (default website) > 3. select properties > 4. select "home directory" tab > 5. click "configuration" button > 6.choose "app mappings" tab > 7. click "add" > 8. in the executable box, type the path to the PHP interpreter, ie. > c:\php\php-cgi.exe > 9. in the extension box, type: .php. > 10. select script engine check box > 11. click "ok" > > repeat 6-10 for any additional extensions like: .phtml > > good luck > > Gerry > > -----Original Message----- > From: Charlie Fiskeaux II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Mar 17, 2005 5:45 AM > To: PHP Install Mailing List <php-install@lists.php.net> > Subject: [PHP-INSTALL] I'm having problems installing PHP 4 on Win98 using > Personal Web Server > > I'm trying to install PHP 4 on a Win98 machine with the Personal Web > Server (PWS) for a testing server, but it's not working. > > First I installed the PWS, and it's running fine, then I installed > MySQL, and it seems to be running fine, also, and last I installed PHP > 4. First I tried the Windows installer package, but whenever I tried > to view a PHP document in my browser, it gave me an HTTP 400 - Bad > Request error. I know the address to the document is correct, because > I had directory browsing turned on, browsed to that file, and clicked > on it. > > I thought perhaps the installer package just didn't work correctly, so > I downloaded the manual installation package and went through the > steps to install PHP manually. Still no luck, although it gives me a > different error; now it just gives me an HTTP 404 - Page not Found > error. > > Can anyone help me know how to proceed from here to get it installed > correctly? > > -- > > Charlie Fiskeaux II > > -- Charlie Fiskeaux II