Elias,
I spoke with the original developer for the windows version of php, Shane Caraveo. He
told me and many others at the PHP conference last month that his #1 objective for php
in the upcoming months is to build a stable version of the isapi module for windows.
So it may be sooner than you think! ;)
Angie Tollerson
Alliance Technologies
Web Programmer
(515)245-7628
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>>> "Elias Santiago" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/17/01 07:46AM >>>
Me too, I've never had any problems with PHP running it with or without the
%s %s. I guess that IIS 3 required that, but IIS 4./5 not necessarily
require it (a useful bug??). Nevertheless, it work without them anyways.
I only wish that the PHP ISAPI module is FINALLY made stable (production
quality) to use it on my sites.
"Phil Driscoll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Thursday 16 August 2001 7:35 pm, Elias Santiago wrote:
> > I believe that IIS passes the script name to php.exe with the first %s.
I
> > think IIS replaces the first %s with the script name. From the second
> > article, I suppose that if the %s is changed to %S, the name passed to
> > php.exe would be UPPERCASE. Can anyone verify this?
>
> I can't verify that, but I can verify that I've had php running without
any
> trouble at all ever on about a dozen NT4 boxes without %s %s anywhere in
site
> without any problems at all :)
>
> Maybe the default behaviour of IIS (since it is the sensible behaviour) is
to
> pass the script name to the exe it calls.
>
> Cheers
> --
> Phil Driscoll
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