owever Wise
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> include('http://wherever.example.com/poll.asp');
> ?>
A safer option if your asp page does not generate any php code you wish to
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he correct webserver, it would have
actually done the job properly and left you with a working system (it doesn't
set doc_root). Let me know if you have time to tweak the docs yourself - even
if there are things you are unsure about you can just stick some questions
in. Im sure we can ten pass that by someone in the know. I have completely
abandoned Windows now and only use it to build the php installer so my
knowledge of setting up IIS is becoming hazier by the day!
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g practice?
Yes! For debugging purposes, error reporting should be set to E_ALL. Once you
have found and fixed all the actual problems, on a production machine you
should edit your php.ini so you dont display errors, and instead send them to
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tallation versions of the windows snapshots builds, as well, I
guess, as the main releases. I don't know how far he has got with the
project. I sent him all the sources for the IIS configuration stuff, but it
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with a text editor in both cases.
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and you just don't know it :)
I suspect google is your best bet for advice on all of the above.
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to abandon the Windows platform, as
I didn't think it was possible for me to learn enough to make and keep a
Windows box secure :)
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On Friday 27 December 2002 3:35 pm, Nick H. -- Technical Support Engineer
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> I'll work on it today and send it to this list as soon as Im done with it.
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click on in the management
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Thanks for that. If I get time to tweak the installer soon, I might ask you to
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a problem with hidden file extensions -
perhaps yout test php file (which might be called test.php) is actually
called test.php.txt or similar?
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look at next?
Are you opening the file as c:\php\test.php or as http://localhost/test.php?
If you view source, do you see the php source code?
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again until you stop it and start it - maybe this is the problem?
On 32 bit Windows platforms with IIS or PWS, the registry is not involved at
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On Thursday 13 December 2001 5:19 pm, Martin Lindhe wrote:
> I am doing this already... Oh well.
No you're not! If you were doing it already you would not be seeing the
undefined index messages.
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ing the above fails, try running php.exe -i from the command line to see
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_mssql.dll), but supposedly not
> for the php_gettext.dll?
>
> I assume that the message "Unknown on line 0" means that the
> php_gettext.dll 'needs' another dll to work??
>
> Does anybody have any suggestions for me to get the 'gettext' function
> t
check file exists' box in the script
mapping dialog for this to work.
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e)
I wouldn't go down the ISAPI route. php.exe is super stable, php4isapi.dll is
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I think you are just suffering from the usual php isapi module instability.
Either switch to using php as a cgi or, if you must use php as a module,
change from IIS to apache.
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>
It looks like php is b;lowing up for some reason.
Try running php from the command line as described in install.txt to see if
you get the same error.
I don't have W2K/IIS5 but I know many many people are using php on that
platform, so I suspect there must be so
x said, php is actually installed perfectly, you just need to
configure IIS as per the instructions in install.txt - it's a doddle - go for
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what happens. I think the problem is just the usual
thread safety related issues with the ISAPI module.
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but don't show nothing.
Does 'view source' show your php code?
Have you edited httpd.conf?
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On Sunday 30 September 2001 7:24 pm, Phil Driscoll wrote:
> By way of an experiment, remove the .php app mapping in the management
> console. You should then just get your php source code served up. Do you?
Scrub that - sorry - I didn't read your later post.
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Change your session save path in php.ini to somewhere that exists on an NT
box - e.g. c:\temp (or create your own php session temp directory)
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I know < 0 about ODBC, but it would be interesting to see if the same code
caused an error when running with PHP as a CGI (or at least it may yeild more
clues).
Is there anyone on the list into ODBC who can help out here?
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On Wednesday 26 September 2001 5:52 pm, Asendorf, John wrote:
> Yes, it is purely an Apache exception...
I don't suppose you can isolate the problem down to a single line of script
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> read it because I was using IIS. Anyone?
>
I assume you're running php as cgi under IIS and module under Apache?
If so I have never experienced any problems with this setup. Is it possible
to tell which side is generating the exceptions?
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lls and ini file) and
also nust have the user rights to 'log on locally'.
It would help a great deal if you could produce a minimal script which
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i with full control. Also
> "Everyone" has "Fullcontrol" on all these files. I just gave administrator
> to iuser_ users.
My next step would be to disable the ldap and oracle extensions.
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e location is correct.
Are you sure there are no hidden filetypes? Have you ticked the 'check file
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On Monday 24 September 2001 5:23 pm, Sridhar Moparthy wrote:
>
> CGI Error
> "The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set
> of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:"
>
>
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for connecting to a
Postgress database - it does not provide the database functionality.
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You probably haven't enabled the postgress extension dll in your php.ini (and
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r configuring iis. It's so easy to configure manually
it's not worth downloading the thing from Microsoft's site.
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Surely the ideal solution to this problem is to have php.exe php4ts.dll and
all the other dlls in the same directory (e.g. c:\php) then there's no
messing around with paths?
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t it would be sensible to have a long hard
look at file permissions on your machine. I don't know about W2K, but on NT4,
the default setup leaves just about everything set with full control for
everybody. Do a google search for something like harden windows 2000, and you
should get some
the sensible behaviour) is to
pass the script name to the exe it calls.
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e will work or not. I never had this problem with Apache
> under win32, but I have with IIS. I would definitely leave them in there.
I'll have to strongly disagree with your disagreement ;)
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php.exe (you don't need the
%s %s stuff).
If you do this to the master web site properties and tell it to override
other script map extensions then all your web sites will map onto php. If you
have different settings for each of the websites then you will have to
configure each one
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On Tuesday 14 August 2001 19:23, Phil Driscoll wrote:
>as long as phpts.dll is in the same directory as the main php executable or
but should have written
as long as php4ts.dll is in the same directory as the main php executable or
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I think that working this way vastly reduces the chances of 'old' php files
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windows binary distribution zip on the www.php.net
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seems odd - if you were editing the correct bit of the registry, I would
have at least expected it to break.
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ny idea what I hve done wrong.
Failed to read install.txt
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x27;s called on W2K) is where you manually configure things. You probably
already went there to add teh script mapping for .php.
>
> Anyone else have any ideas why my site might not work. btw, try my site @
> http://www.askthesmartass.com
Tried to access the site but was unable to make a oc
If so, you'd better post the relevant lines from your httpd.conf
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hat it works ok for POST, then all I can think of is
that you have set up method exclusions in the script mapping dialogue box of
the Internet Services Manager. There should be no exclusions if you want php
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Go back to the downloads page at www.php.net, and get the windows installer
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e downloads page at www.php.net, and let
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On Saturday 04 August 2001 08:21, Clive Porter wrote:
> Hi i just installed PHP4/Apache on W98
> when I call a .php file from PWS the line
Do you really mean this?
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There are some tips on how to debug this situation towards the end of the
install.txt file which came with your PHP distribution.
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alog box to appear.
Assuming this is what is wrong, all you need to do is give read access to
IUSR_ for all your php files (and indeed any other files which
you want the user to be able to access).
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or NT and W2K) and sticks php.ini in there. Are you saying that W2K
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On Monday 30 July 2001 14:22, Leon wrote:
> Here it is:
>
> When installing PHP, the installer places the php.ini file in the profile
> of whoever is running the installer...
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h need fixing - I only we could find them!
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Allow IIS to do authenticaton based on file permissions. The up side is that
it's dead easy. The downside is that all your users have to be real users on
the system with 'log on locally' rights.
Use Apache instead.
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have you ticked the 'check file exists' box in your script mappings?
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The ISAPI version of PHP is not stable. Switch to the cgi version.
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ebs themselfes. There is no more php4isapi.dll needed,
> but Windows cries for it ... ???
>
There is also an 'ISAPI Filters' tab in the web site properties dialog box -
have you checked in there for PHP?
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On Tuesday 17 July 2001 22:22, Administrador wrote:
> I've tryed cgi version but php doesn't work anyway
Give us more details. As thousands of users will testify, it *does* work -
there will just be a problem with your setup.
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Just add the following to your httpd.conf file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
then stop and start Apache.
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in the directory returned by
the windows api call GetWindowsDirectory().
If you are in a position to knock up a quick C program to print this value
our, then at least you'll know where it's looking.
Alternatively, you can explicitly set the place where it looks by calling
php.exe w
on you had
configured your machine so that systemroot was set to c:\Documents.
I guess that this is most unlikely, but not impossible. In that case, I
suspect php would also look in that directory for the file.
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he error repeatable - does it always break with the same code - if so,
what's the code doing?
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On Friday 29 June 2001 21:56, Jonathan Marriott wrote:
> were do u werk phil?
In my attic in sunny Leeds, UK.
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ary distribution on my NT4 box, and
in php.ini set my extension dir to ./extensions/ and uncommented the gd dll
extension line. PHP starts up perfectly.
Are you 100% sure you get no sensible error messages when you run php.exe -i
from the commandline?
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t; tried the browser work offline option and presto, when I tried
> http://mylocalhostname/filename.php the php file processed OK when working
> offline.
Beware of this one. Certainly on NT4 if you do this, things appear to be
working but in dact you are looking at a cached copy of the php ge
On Wednesday 27 June 2001 02:49, Edmund wrote:
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> Nope. What I get is an "Abnormal program termination" without any
> display or log as to what is making php choke.
Just to check, are the php and the gd dll both from the same php distribution?
If so is it 4.0.6?
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if short_open_tag was not set to 'On' in your php.ini, then php would ignore
the code and pass it out unchanged. Change your code to
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Try running e:/apache/cgi-bin/php.exe -i from the command line. You will
probably get an error message to tell you exacly what's wrong.
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site on a different IP address.
Apologies if this is not the cause of your problem.
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PHP, like every other programming language I have ever come across, uses
radians for its trig functions.
you need 3*pi/2 for 270 degrees
see deg2rad and rad2deg in the manual.
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k on your network, is to use NT
authentication rather than plain text. If the authentication on your web
pages is based on file permissions, then everything should just work
transparently.
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it doesn't have permission to kill them as it normally runs as the logged in
user, but it actually needs to run on a system account. You can make it do
that by using the at command:
at taskmgr
When it gets to timerealsoonnow, task manager will pop up and will be able to
kill off your zomb
If you used the installer, then you haven't got the Apache module - only the
cgi version, so don't do the
> # for the apache module
stuff, just do the
#for the cgi binary
stuff, and everything should be ok.
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the server will return a 404
error instead.
There is also the additional benefit that IIS will do any authentication
required for you
based on the NTLanMan permissions on your script file.
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to the CGI version and any problems they had will disappear.
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You should have stopped when you got to item2.
>2)Run the .exe file
Do item 2 again, then test your system.
If it still doesn't work, tell us what OS and web server you are using.
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ISAPI is for the Microsoft web server, IIS. You need the apache module
version of php. It is included in the zip Windows distribution on the
downloads page at www.php.net
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ipt mappings in the
Internet Services
Manager. If a script file does not exist then the server will return a 404
error instead.
There is also the additional benefit that IIS will do any authentication
required for you
based on the NTLanMan permissions on your script file.
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ret weapon in terms of causing people to migrate
from Windows to *nix, and the more encouragement people get to start to use
it on Windows, the more people there will be who notice there's a much
better world out there and jump ship.
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Your experiences with the CGI version under IIS are not typical - I've been
running PHP on several production NT boxes since version 4.0 without a
single problem.
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>What is the prefered way to run PHP in windows? As a CGI? As an apache
>module? Aolserver?
The Apache module seems to cut it for production environments from what I
hear (no direct personal experience).
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