> It would seem that you and IIS might have a different idea of where the
files
> are.
>
> Create a non-php file - say text.htm with some vanilla html in it. See if
you
> can access that via the web server. Until you can, you'll have no joy with
> PHP.
Already did that -- I can access it just fine
On Wed, 2004-08-11 at 16:28, Simon Tune wrote:
> I'm having the same problem, same installation and everything. Basic html
> pages show up fine. If ya take a php page and change the extension to .htm,
> IIS can find it no problem; but if ya change the extension to .php, suddenly
> the file cant be
ssage-
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Subject: [PHP-INSTALL] PHP 5, IIS 6 ... no love.
Ok, so I decided to go the easy route with PHP 5 and simply use the
installer. Fresh installation of Win2K3, IIS works just fine, and I
On Wednesday 11 August 2004 08:09, news.php.net wrote:
> Whenever I attempt to run a script via IE, it hits me with a standard 404,
> "file or directory cannot be found" error. Of course, I *KNOW* the files
> are there so that's not the issue.
>
> Suggestions?
It would seem that you and IIS might
Ok, so I decided to go the easy route with PHP 5 and simply use the
installer. Fresh installation of Win2K3, IIS works just fine, and I take
the next step of running the PHP 5 installshield app. I updated the
permissions as the installer recommends at the end of the installation.
Everything appe
