I found this problem:
Where I said I copied php4isapi.dll to the windows/system directory, I had copied php4nsapi.dll instead. Correcting this, I get all the stats on php when I point the browser to this script.

Once I got past that there are some other scripts that I have at our service provider that generate a blank screen on this while they work fine on my linux machine and at my service provider.

David Miller


I have been using PHP on linux machines for quite a while with no problem. I have scripts at my service provider with not problem.

But windows is a different story.

I have a laptop with win98. I installed PWS 4.0. Had problems and had to download Mtssetup.exe to fix the webserver, well transaction server.
Downloaded php-4.2.3-Win32.zip.
Unzipped into its own dir.
Copied all files from dlls dir to C:\windows\system.
Copied all files from mibs to C:\usr\mibs. Copied php4ts.dll to C:\windows\system.
Copied php.ini-recommended to php.ini in C:\windows.
Fixed extensions to point to c:\windows\system.
Copied php4isapi.dll to C:\windows\system.
Updated pws-php4cgi.reg to C:\windows\system\php4isapi.dll and updated registry.
Downloaded and installed mdac_typ.exe.
Downloaded and installed dcom98.exe.
Set root data dir to execute.
Stop and started the PWS.
Created a php script that calls phpinfo. (This file works fine on linux and service provider systems).
Copied this php file and an index.html file to the root directory.

Point Mozilla to index file using url supplied by dns. Page is displayed.
Point Mozilla to php file and I get a dialog that indicates that I have chosen to download a file.
Point IE to the same php file and get a HttP 500 error.
Point Netscape 4.7 to the same php file and get a message that says:
"One of the library files needed to run this application cannot be found."

I thought I followed all the steps but I must have missed something and just can't se e it.

Does anyone see what I have missed?

David Miller


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