Hi,
We have a local webserver IIS 5.0 in our school. The option "anonymous" is
not checked. There are ASP applications which works well. The system reads
the login and sends the right page.
Now there are also PHP 5.0 pages, but when a user tries to open one (for
example "test.php" containing only <? echo "hi" ?> ), he receives an
authentication window. No login of any user is accepted ("you have no
permission .... ACL .." while "test.php" is in the same directory as
"test.asp" which doesn't show such a window). Only the login of the
administrator is accepted.
Any idea?
Thanks
Chris
We have a local webserver IIS 5.0 in our school. The option "anonymous" is
not checked. There are ASP applications which works well. The system reads
the login and sends the right page.
Now there are also PHP 5.0 pages, but when a user tries to open one (for
example "test.php" containing only <? echo "hi" ?> ), he receives an
authentication window. No login of any user is accepted ("you have no
permission .... ACL .." while "test.php" is in the same directory as
"test.asp" which doesn't show such a window). Only the login of the
administrator is accepted.
Any idea?
Thanks
Chris
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