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PHP4.3.4,IIS,MySQL ...
Is it possible to run PHP with IIS and MySQL instead of with Apache? If it
does, how do I make IIS recoqnize PHP modules etc...? Thanks



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Ruby Tuesday
03-27-04 04:13 AM


Re: PHP4.3.4,IIS,MySQL ...
"Ruby Tuesday" <rubytuzdayz@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Is it possible to run PHP with IIS and MySQL instead of with Apache?
> If it does, how do I make IIS recoqnize PHP modules etc...? Thanks

http://uk.php.net/manual/en/install.iis.php

JOn

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Jon Kraft
03-27-04 04:13 AM


Re: PHP4.3.4,IIS,MySQL ...
Did follow the instruction and try to execute the following:

under wwwroot directory, info.php
<? phpinfo(); ?>

The error said that "The page cannot be displayed".

I tested it with .htm file and it works. Any ideas, Thanks


"Jon Kraft" <jon@jonux.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "Ruby Tuesday" <rubytuzdayz@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
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> http://uk.php.net/manual/en/install.iis.php
>
> JOn



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Ruby Tuesday
03-27-04 04:13 AM


Re: PHP4.3.4,IIS,MySQL ...
I got it to work. Somehow I have to put all the dlls and exe in
<php-install-dir> dlls,extension,sapi in a directory.

Is it the right way to do it? I just do not want to clutter my systems
directory full of dlls, so I just created a new directory under php4 and put
the dlls and exe in it.

If you are using isapi.dll, beside php.exe, what else has to be in the same
directory in order PHP to work with IIS?
Thanks.

"Ruby Tuesday" <rubytuzdayz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Did follow the instruction and try to execute the following:
>
> under wwwroot directory, info.php
> <? phpinfo(); ?>
>
> The error said that "The page cannot be displayed".
>
> I tested it with .htm file and it works. Any ideas, Thanks
>
>
> "Jon Kraft" <jon@jonux.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:Xns94B6AB6FD9CA9jonjonuxcouk@130.133.1.4... 
>
>



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Ruby Tuesday
03-27-04 04:13 AM


Re: PHP4.3.4,IIS,MySQL ...
Just follow the link posted.  Whatever instructions are there must have
worked, because I haven't had any trouble.

I installed PHP sometime last Spring here in our office on IIS, following
the instructions, no trouble.

As for the MySql, I put that on a Win/IIS system for someone else not long
ago and no trouble with that, either, following the instructions provided.

"Ruby Tuesday" <rubytuzdayz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:c3sdfs$2bv3v6$1@ID-205437.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Is it possible to run PHP with IIS and MySQL instead of with Apache? If it
> does, how do I make IIS recoqnize PHP modules etc...? Thanks
>
>



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03-27-04 04:13 AM


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