ID: 43639
Comment by: rbsfou at gmail dot com
Reported By: erik dot kullberg at telia dot com
Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: Windows Vista
PHP Version: 5.2.5
New Comment:
XP Pro SP3:
Custom action configIIS4 script error -2146828235, Microsoft VBScript
runtime error: File not found Line 182, Column 9
I also cannot do the RunAS trick, as i am on SP3.
Does anyone actually use php on iis4 (nt? 98?) nowadays?
Previous Comments:
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[2008-05-21 23:20:29] hailstrike at libero dot it
It is terrible. I have same problem on Windows 2003 server r2
enterprise sp2 x64 with all updates and IIS6, when I try to install
php-5.2.6-win32-installer.msi installer give me same error.
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[2008-05-08 10:13:12] pomax at nihongoresources dot com
installer feature suggestion: add a check to see if VBscript is a
registered and running service, and break off the install if it is not
detected. This should fix everyone's problems on Vista, Windows Server
2008, as well as XP installs where people decided to turn off any
service they do not use themselves.
- MK
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[2008-04-04 22:28:59] nospam at gmail dot com
You'd never believe it, but just going to c:\windows\system32 and
running regsvr32 vbscript.dll fixed the MSI problem. Wow, go figure.
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[2008-04-04 22:09:52] nospam at gmail dot com
I've having the same problem here and after running msiexec with
logging options on, it seems that it fails because it "Could not access
VBScript runtime for custom action".
Very frustrating bug, especially since you can't, by default, run MSI
packages with administrator rights.
This is most likely a bug with the actual MSI package or packaging
application.
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[2008-03-04 19:39:18] markinoxford555 at yahoo dot co dot uk
Polite request... Is there any chance the batch file workaround could
be added to the documentation? It is not obvious - it's no good just
being logged on as administrator - you really do have to use the batch
file, right click, and run as administrator.
You can say it's not a bug all you like, but the fact is that Windows
Vista users simply can't install PHP without literally hours of
frustration and searching here for solutions. Either decide that PHP
isn't available under Windows Vista :-( or add this trick to the
documentation or, even better, change the installer so that it works
without any trickery.
Please don't just say it's not a bug - as far as the user is concerned,
it simply doesn't work, not give any indication of why it doesn't work,
and that, in my mind, is a bug. Sorry!
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