On Tuesday 25 September 2001 2:15 pm, Craig Morrison wrote:
> Now does anyone have anything useful to add to the discussion?
Maybe you need to give us more info. Clearly the problem is to do with
permissons - when you run php in cgi mode, IIS does the authentication, in
the event of a non-anonymous access, it completes the request with the
privileges of the authenticated user. So if you log in as administrator, then
php gets to run as administrator.
If you are logging in as some other user, then that user MUST have access to
all the files involved (including the php executable, dlls and ini file) and
also nust have the user rights to 'log on locally'.
It would help a great deal if you could produce a minimal script which
exhibits the problem.
Cheers
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Phil Driscoll
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