You need to select the Database either in your script or via command line.
If you're doing it via the command line, it would be this:
use dbname
where dbname is the name of your database. If you're using a script, drop
this in:
$db = mysql_connect("$host", "$user","$pass");
mysql_select_db("$db
Try:
http://www.rtfmnewbie.com/php-iis6.txt
That has an EXACT step by step setup of php.
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Here's a step-by-step howto on configuring IIS6.0 to work with CGI PHP
http://www.rtfmnewbie.com/php-iis6.txt
I'll post an article on how to configure ISAPI within a couple of days.
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There was a resolution posted on this right about the time 4.3.0 came out
with a full kb article on how to fix.
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As crazy as this may sound
NOTEPAD... or if on my freebsd machines... vi =)
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APACHE > IIS =) End of story.
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I had no trouble with using it. Worked just fine. Give me a day or two to
get another IIS5 machine online and I'll show you what it does.
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I'll work on it today and send it to this list as soon as Im done with it.
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If you're using a form of any sorts to get to that page (ie: a login etc) it
will cause IE to display those errors. If you are using a login, a quick
easy way to get around that would be to automatically redirect them to
another page once they have logged in (so as to move from the page that had
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y backups of the metabase as it stands
now) then the windows IIS6 installer should run just fine. If you need
anything else off of me, lemmie know.
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I'll dig around on my machine and see what needs to happen. For some reason
I think the WMI installer changed with this version of windows. I believe
that the metabase for IIS is now in XML format, and it may be just a matter
of getting the proper entries into it. Give me a day or so to find out
In IIS Services Manager, go to the "Web Service Extensions" and setup an
entry for the php executable. This should resolve the issues that you are
having. If you need a detailed step-by-step, lemmie know and I'll write one
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What version of IIS are you running and did you install the Microsoft IIS
Lockdown utility?
If youre running the new .net (with IIS 6.0+) you have to go into the "Web
Service Extensions" and allow the php.exe to execute when called with a .php
or .phps extension. I ran into this same problem. By
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