> I was going through this fantastic tutorial on HTTP
> Authentication at Zend.com! It mentioned that to have
> this working, PHP must be "Installed as a Module" and
> NOT as "CGI Version". Because it will not work in CGI
> version.
> Tell me something, how and from where can i install
> PHP as a Module on my system? I'm using a PWS
> (Personal Web Server) on my Windows 98 machine.
> I had downloaded PHP from the php.net site and
> installed as per the instructions in the manual.
>
> What is the difference between the Module & CGI
> version? Is it possible for me to Install PHP as
> module on my computer?
The Microsoft-ism for "as a module" would involve using the ISAPI filter
thingie.
The first "I" in ISAPI stands for IIS, so I have no reassurance that it can
be done with PWS at all. Even if you *can* do it, you'll probably have to
edit the registry or something equally gnarly, since PWS is pretty
bare-bones.
You *could* switch to Apache which is way mo' better than PWS...
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