Ok, that was easier than what I thought :)
Windows .Net PHP installation:
First of all the installer doesn't work because an ActiveX object used to
configure IIS is not present or not available when you try to install PHP.
- So download the zip file instead.
- rename/modify/copy php.ini to your C:/WINDOWS directory.
- copy the file php4ts.dll to C:/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 ( required, I don't know
why, it is supposed to be used only if you use extension...but even without
extensions it doesn't work without it )
IIS 6.0 disable by default all the ISAPI extensions:
- go to the IIS management console panel
- You have 4 subsections, FTP sites, Application Pools, Web Sites and Web
Service Extensions
- Go to Web Service Extensions
- For the first try, Allow "All Unknown ISAPI extension" then you will be
able to create an entry for the PHP and juste allowing it, I didn't try it
yet.
- go now in Web Sites, and do the classic extension mapping at the top level
of your web sites heirarchy
- in Home Directory, click on Configuration, and now add the [your
path]/php4isapi.dll file with the extension .php
- in Home Directory, allow Script and Executable or only Scripts
et voila ! You don't have to restart anything, it just work now.
Next step having MySql work... it seems to be really harder... but mysql can
be easily replace by SQL server, so I am not too much worried about it.
Cedric.
> "Tyler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Hi, I cannot seem to get PHP working under Windows.NET RC1 Standard
> Server.
> > Is there anyone out there who got this to work and knows how?
> >
> > Thanks much,
> >
> > Tyler.
> >
> >
>
>
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