Jan,
We have witnessed the same problem, even outside of frames, and no one has really been
able to tell us what the problem is. I have posted several notes and haven't seen
anything. We notice that it happens in MS-SQL environments and not in MySQL
environments. Can you confirm or deny this?
In any case, the way we work around it is to customize the 500 error and write a
javascript refresh right to the error page. That seems to do the trick.
Anyway, if you hear anything, let me know.
Thanks,
-Flint
-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Schmitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thu 5/23/2002 12:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] CGI-Trouble with Win2000
Hi,
we've a lot of trouble using PHP on IIS5/Win2000sp2-Server.
The machine is a 2xPIII(1,3Ghz), 1280MB RAM, really fast.
The problem is that sometimes the IIS doesn't execute the php.exe, instead
it shows a "CGI Application error - wrong or incomplete header data...."
This problem only occurs on this fast server and only with a website that
uses frames.
I suppose that the IIS launches different threads to render the frames and
isn't able to do the IO to the php.exe for every thread.
To test this we wrote a little script wich shows 12 Frames, filled with a
little PHP-Skript that only shows one line of text.
On the slow machine theres no problem.
On the fast machine, same software, we get the cgi-error in round about
every 50th or 60th frame (refresh..)
Thanks for any hint.
Regards,
Jan Schmitz
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