Hi Thomas,
I was forced to remove MS4W from our servers due to security vulnerabilities in
Apache and PHP. I was able to get the GISInternals build working under IIS 7.
It required a little more effort to get going, but so far it seems to be
working. Here are the steps I had to follow to get it going:
Turn on IIS6 Compatibility Mode
Turn on CGI and ASP.Net in IIS
Edit ISAPI and CGI Restrictions
Check the box to allow Unspecified CGI Modules and to allow Unspecified
ISAPI modules
Look in the binary zip file and copy the following dlls to the Mapserver
directory
Hdf5.dll
Hdf5_hl.dll
Hdfdll.dll
Geos.dll
Szip.dll
Openjp2.dll
Then, I had to add this to my map file:
CONFIG PROJ_LIB "C:\Program Files\MapServer\projlib"
CONFIG GDAL_DATA "C:\Program Files\MapServer\gdal-data"
Or you could just set environment variables for each.
I also had to download and install PHP, and the Microsoft URL Rewrite module
for IIS7. After that, I seem to be back to the same capability I had
previously.
James
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Subject: Re: [mapserver-users] Upgrading Apache and PHP that came with MS4W
Hi Jeff,
As each MS4W user I'm very interested by upgrading my install.
Have you got any news, please? (Maybe an ETA?)
Does the community edition will contain PHP Mapscript?
Are there official or public informations about custom builds conditions
please (I don't have response by contacting you or your organization
directly)?
Thanks for your work and the informations to come.
Thomas
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