ID: 45250 Comment by: clive at meteoric dot ltd dot uk Reported By: split63 at rcsis dot com Status: Assigned Bug Type: *Configuration Issues Operating System: Windows Server 2003 PHP Version: 5.2.6 Assigned To: jmetric New Comment:
Had the same problem here on an identical set up. I'm not 100% sure where the problem lies, however i've got it working after doing the following: 1) Uninstalled PHP, deleted c:\program files\php entirely, rebooted. 2) Reinstalled into c:\php rather than c:\program files\php 3) Added a PHPRC environment variable pointing to c:\PHP 4) Removed all the extns from the bottom of c:\php\php.ini, then rebooted. This for me seemed to solve the problem. I then added back all the extns i needed. A good tip was to run php.exe from the command line, as this throws up errors in php.ini in particular in regards to extns you're trying to load which have third party dll requirements which may be missing. Not a solution i'm afraid, but it may shed a little light on the subject. Clive Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-06-12 18:21:29] split63 at rcsis dot com The OS is windows Server 2003 with all the current available service packs and patches. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-06-12 17:46:54] split63 at rcsis dot com Description: ------------ Using the current PHP Windows Installer on the PHP web site, PHP is freshly installed successfully. All PHP files on our various websites work. All is great. However, if IIS is restarted or the system rebooted, PHP no longer functions. PHP is no longer processed and PHP pages are treated as simple HTML pages. Nothing is altered or changed from when the intall completes, the PHP pages are tested and the IIS is rebooted. We do not edit the php.ini or any other file. We have tried uninstalling PHP and deleting its directory, and rebooting, and then re-installing several times. The results are the same each time. We installed IIS SAPI module each time. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=45250&edit=1
