Hi Susan,
Try adding:
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
Into the wrapper for the directory containing the files you want
to serve. You'll also want to check to make sure the user Apache is running
as has at least read permissions to the file(s).
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Sof
should be
classified as a PHP script.
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I'm not 100% certain what may have caused this other than a some weird
hiccup in the system... I have always installed PHP as an ISAPI module not
CGI -- it might have something to do with that --
Can you recreate the issue 100% of the time?
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Software/Network Eng
dless.
Hope this helps, happy PHP'ing,
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Andy Stratton, ZCE
Software/Network Engineer
COMPASS Information Systems, Inc.
<http://www.compassinfo.net/home/> www.compassinfo.net
(410) 923-6300 office
(410) 923-2820
Another thing I would check into, which may or may not be the case, is
whether or not you have open_short_tag = On|Off in your php.ini
If you have it off and are using short tags, this may be the case.
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training.compassinfo.net
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To: 'Christian OLIVIERI'
Cc: php-install@lists.php.net
Su
Christian,
Check the IIS user account, something like IUSR_{Machinename} -- and make
sure it has permission to write to the directory this EXE is writing to...
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What version of Apache are you using?
I've been able to get Vista/Apache 2.059/PHP 5.x/MySQL 5 environment
running...although I'm not running a server, just a local dev machine.
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pport
contracts, and they received an official answer that they didn't support PHP
on IIS, or at least with Sharepoint 2003.
There's hope, but probably not from MS. ;[
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ed by a space (like above).
Hope this helps, let me know.
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www.compassinfo.net
(410) 923-6300 office
(410) 923-2820 fax
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How are you accessing these form variables?
$_POST / $_GET / $_REQUEST / $HTTP_POST_VARS / $HTTP_GET_VARS
What is your PHP version? Do you have access to a phpinfo() page?
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Andy Stratton
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www.compassinfo.net
(410) 923-6300 office
Try this...
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Software/Network Engineer
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www.compassinfo.net
(410) 923-6300 office
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Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 2:14 AM
To: Andy
need (or want) the errors/notices, just set display_errors =
Off.
Hope this saves you further compiling, etc.
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Andy Stratton
Software/Network Engineer
COMPASS Information Systems, Inc.
www.compassinfo.net
(410) 923-6300 office
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for about a year or so, have
developed for a year or 2 with a WAMP environment (much easier than setting
up IIS), and now I'm slowly progressing into LAMP (which is great).
-Andy
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Good morning,
I recently compiled and installed Apache 2.0.59 and PHP 5.2.1 on a virtual
Fedora Core 4 server and all went well until I decided to enable more
extensions in my PHP install. When trying to start Apache after the
re-build of PHP I received a syntax error noting an undefined symbo
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