Re: [PHP-INST] PHP install problems

2003-04-12 Thread David Fleming
Unfortunately not. I was hunting all over the internet and came upon this information in another posting area kind of like this one. I tried what was suggested, and it worked. At this point I quit worrying about it. If I find it again I will post it. Jacob Marble wrote: > This is > > version 4

[PHP-INST] mail()-problems with IIS

2003-04-12 Thread heilo
Hi there! My WebHost is using IIS on his server and has installed PHP 4.3.1 in CGI-Version (I dislike this solution). When I use mail() to send emails to local addresses everything works perfect. But when I try to send mails to extern addresses I get the following error: Warning : mail() [ funct

Re: [PHP-INST] PHP and IIS Config.

2003-04-12 Thread John
I will agree with David that Apache is a much better web server when it comes to PHP. I host web sites for a couple radio stations which have a requests page. These requests are dumped to a MySQL database. The DJs can view the requests via a browser. This page is a PHP file. Under IIS, it was not

[PHP-INST] Re: PHP install problems

2003-04-12 Thread John
You need a web server to use PHP. Either use Apache, or use the included personal web server which comes built into WinXP. IE (or any other browser) doesn't know anything about PHP. PHP is a server language. The web server processes the PHP code and outputs that to your browser. John "Acorn Tuto

[PHP-INST] debugging in IIS

2003-04-12 Thread Jacob Marble
Hello all- I just moved a couple of php files from Linux to Win2000 and they come up as... nothing! After messing around with the php.ini file for an hour and seeing absolutely no changes reflected in the output of the site or in phpinfo(), I finally set what I thought should be prudent in php

Re: [PHP-INST] PHP install problems

2003-04-12 Thread David Fleming
The msi file is all that is needed. It will write over anything that was there previously when you run it so don't worry about deleting the files there before. Acorn Tutors wrote: > Can anyone suggest how to install php on WinXP pro and make it work. Can > anyone help me with what extensions need

Re: [PHP-INST] PHP install problems

2003-04-12 Thread David Fleming
The latest version of PHP works on Windows XP (that is what I have). This is version 4.3.2RC1 (the one before it had a defective file that made me crazy for a week). I have Apache 1.3.22 as a server (which is free if you don't have it). Copy and modify the php.ini-recommended and rename it to php.i

php-install Digest 12 Apr 2003 21:46:30 -0000 Issue 1334

2003-04-12 Thread php-install-digest-help
php-install Digest 12 Apr 2003 21:46:30 - Issue 1334 Topics (messages 10595 through 10600): trouble with apache 2.0.44 and php 4.3.1 on FreeBSD and index.php 10595 by: Jeff D. Hamann 10597 by: Jeff D. Hamann upgrade to 4.3.2RC1: php errors 10596 by: Ronald Wiplinger

[PHP-INST] PHP install problems

2003-04-12 Thread Acorn Tutors
Can anyone suggest how to install php on WinXP pro and make it work. Can anyone help me with what extensions need to be used (and how I would go about using them). All I want to do is get my browser (IE) to understand php files. I tried the manual install of PHP and I get errors instead of webpages