Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: IIS/PHP w/ NTFS issue

[Luis Ferro]

And i think that IIS uses the user IWAN for running CGIs instead of the IUSR user...

Cheers...
Luis Ferro

Charles P. Killmer wrote:

The problem when it was running as a cgi is the php.ini may not have
been accessible by the user. Since it is in the winnt directory by
default permission would only exist admins and everyone(Read) unless you
tightened it down. Also check any dll that may be needed.

Charles Killmer
PHP 4.2.3 IIS 5.0 Windows 2000 Server

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From: Christopher England [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 11:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: IIS/PHP w/ NTFS issue

Ok, I may have fixed my own problem. I am posting so that others can see
how
I did so.

1. I changed from running as CGI Binary to ISAPI filter. I had tried
this
before but forgot something that time around.
2. Allowed "EVERYONE" group to read/exec the C:\PHP folder (instead of
just
IWSR user).

Hope this can help someone in the future.

Chris

"Christopher England" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I have IIS 5 with PHP 4.2.3 on a Windows 2000 server and I use NTFS to
control access to the directories. A user with read/execute (or even

Full

Control in testing) can get to the directory fine, and .html files

fine.
But

.php files do not come up - access denied basically.
However, if a user is a member of the local Administrators group, they

can

get in to the php files great and do everything needed with php/mysql

and

all that.
Also, if I add a user to Full Control to the C:\PHP folder, I instead

get
an

HTTP 500 Internal Server error.

Any ideas? This has been bothering me quite a bit for a while.

Thanks in advance,
Chris

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