On Sat, Dec 26, 2009 at 3:25 PM, Earl wrote:
> I have downloaded and installed PHP versions: 5.2.9-2, 5.2.10, 5.2.12,
> 5.3.0, and lastly 5.3.1. Originally when installed each version gave a CGI
> error and nothing associated with PHP would work. I did get 5.3.1 to
> install and operate without
Hi Earl,
Earl wrote:
> I have downloaded and installed PHP versions: 5.2.9-2, 5.2.10, 5.2.12,
> 5.3.0, and lastly 5.3.1. Originally when installed each version gave a
> CGI
> error and nothing associated with PHP would work. I did get 5.3.1 to
> install and operate without the CGI error. I
I have downloaded and installed PHP versions: 5.2.9-2, 5.2.10, 5.2.12,
5.3.0, and lastly 5.3.1. Originally when installed each version gave a CGI
error and nothing associated with PHP would work. I did get 5.3.1 to
install and operate without the CGI error. I was able to access phpinfo and
> If it's IIS, then I'm very familiar with the error. Hah.
> I work doing data analysis and sometimes we deal with very
> large sets of data. I think our IIS servers timeout after
> 10 minutes or so (CGI Timeout..blah blah.. Script terminated).
IIS times out CGI application after 5 minutes - no m
Hmm.. The filename isn't supposed to be passed as argument, I think, unless
you use like 4.3.6, which I think solves this.. I'm not sure at all
(guessing really), but it seems like you should write data to PHP's STDIN or
something.. Considering you are also able to pass POST, GET and server
specifi
I got it! Thanks very mush !!!
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Hi WilliamLiu
On 17 March 2004 at 18:48:22 +0800 (which was 10:48 where I live) WilliamLiu
emanated these words of wisdom
> I'm using PHP4 on Windows 2000 Server SP4 (with MSSQL).
> Here has one t
how do u make it read a specific php.ini in the cgi version?
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Hi,
I would like to know whats best on a Windows2000/IIS system.
I've changed to ISAPI, buit now i can't make it ro read a specific php.ini,
loca
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rowan Hick) wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>If anyone could shed light on this I would be well appreciative.
>
>Under IIS 5.1, XP Pro, PHP 4.3.0 and PHP 4.3.1 whenever I instantiate a com
>object ie:
>
>$myobj = new com ("ixsso.query") or die ("blah..")
>
>I get a windows error message, alth
ok... here's the thing...
The security issue seems to be that the flag 'cgi.force_redirect'
doesn't work in 4.3.0. This is only a security problem with Apache, NOT
IIS:
http://www.php.net/release_4_3_1.php
Id recommend going to the downloads page and using an older version of
PHP, and seein
I've read all the manual ..., and have done what you said, but nothing is
ok.
Look at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22292
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22291
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> Setting up CGI is only slightly more com
Setting up CGI is only slightly more complex than ISAPI. The main
problem I have had in the past involved file permissions... altho I have
not yet tried 4.3.1 CGI:
http://www.php.net/manual/fr/install.iis.php#install.iis.iis4
Im assuming French is better for you than English... Also, be sure t
Can you access other PHP files without a problem?
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hi...
when i try to access a .php file on my webserver that doesnt exist i get the
CGI Error instead of a 404 Error
since I want to use custom error pag
How do I terminate it so the server will serve PHP files ? I replaced
the php.ini files and it didn't like it very much so the CGI is timing
out. How can I restart the CGI engine w/o restarting the machine? I
tried to restart IIS but it doesn't kill a DLLHOST.exe process that
continues to run.
M
You should use 4.10 if you want to access network shares with php. The
versions before had UNC path support broken.
In IIS you should check 'check that file exists' on the panel where you
enter the script mapping (this lets IIS do the permission checks). Make
shure that your web user (IUSR_machine
Do you NEED to run PHP instead of using mod_php? I use mod_php and I get my
error handler executed if the .php file requested does not exists...
Besides, using mod_php is faster than running the external php.exe... :)
HTH,
Fernando Madruga
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