Is it doing this for all php based files? Have you tried a php file that
only has basic commands? Something like this:
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only display "No input file specified." message.
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Chris,
Thank you for the response. I think this is the php setting. If the user
enter a page name 12345.pdf and there is no such page, the browse will show
the page cannot be found and the HTTP 404 error. But if user enter
12345.php3 or 12345.html(IIS mapping these two kind of files to php.exe),
Chen,
If the webserver cannot file a file then this is a webserver problem not
php. You need to look at your IIS configuration/documentation. Sorry I
can't help further, but I don't use IIS.
HTH
Chris
Chen wrote:
>I use php3 with IIS 5.0. When user typed a no existing .html or php3
>page, th
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