Can anyone help, here is the problem.
The developers (Derrick) seems to think the is probabley not a bug.
I hope he is right, I say it is a bug. If someone can help me, I would
appriciate it.
Here are the details.
1. Windows 2000 server with SP2 running IIS 5.0.
2. There are 2 ways to setup PHP with IIS.
First way:
a) IIS manager
b) Select Website properties
c) Select Home Directory Tab
d) Select Configuration
e) Select Add
f) Select Executable: c:\php\php.exe (this is where I installed it)
g) Select Extention: .php
h) Select "All Verbs" and "Script Engine" check boxes.
THIS METHOD WORKS CORRECTLY WITH OUR SMTP SERVER AND THE PHP MAIL FUNCTION
WE CAN SEND OUT MAIL NO PROBLEM.
Second way:
a) IIS manager
b) Select Website properties
c) Select Home Directory Tab
d) Select Configuration
e) Select Add
f) Select Executable: c:\php\sapi\php4isapi.dll (this is where I
installed it)
g) Select Extention: .php
h) Select "All Verbs" and "Script Engine" check boxes.
THIS METHOD DOES NOT WORK WITH OUR SMTP SERVER.
WE CANNOT SEND OUT MAIL NO PROBLEM.
Thank-You,
Dean Gossi
PSG Network Systems & Software Engineering
The Document Company, XEROX
Office: 716.422.1062
Lab: 716.422.0068
Pager: 716.921.0489
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