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Cheers James
theGrafixGuy wrote:
*****************************************************I had a wipeout on a hard drive that went south so I replaced the drive and loaded Windows Server 2K3. I have just installed Apache on my production machine and run it alongside IIS 6 (which is running port 8080)
I am also wanting to install Coldfusion, but that is next.
My question is...
I have installed PHP for apache, renamed the directory PHP2 and set the config file up properly - All is good and works great!
Now I would like to install PHP and MySQL for IIS (WHICH I HAVE NEVER DONE BEFORE).
Do I need to install a second PHP or do I use the included IIs config.exe??? If so, how do I protect the already modified PHP.ini in the Windows Directory???
I think the IIS config is the route to take, but I figure I should ask first.
Thanks!!!
Now to the ColdFusion part - I want to get ColdFusion MX up and running on this machine, but in the past, it has really screwed up on me and messed up the IIS - so what am I doing wrong???
Brian
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