Hi guys,

I will probably in a short period of time start to port a site with some few
scripts written in VBS on an IIS. The port might be targeted to an Apache
server with php. For uploading files, ASPUpload is used, and the scripts
are communicating with and MS SQL server with AODBC.

In addition queries are performed to a main entry point in the database API,
and the database and webserver is merely passing messages between each other,
that is the script at the web server side is just passing a logical message
to the database, and the database respond to the type of message and then
returns with an answer which is just simply forwarded to the client by the
web server.

The target Apache server is already configured and up and running on a Linux
or SGI cluster since many years, however I don't know weather they already
uses php, but I don't think so.

Now to the question: what experience do you guys have with this kinds of ports,
and what would be the most likely pitfall to run into while doing this?

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