Installation Prob: PHP 4.3.4/W2K3

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  • Jesse Quijano

    Installation Prob: PHP 4.3.4/W2K3

    Help! I'm at my wits end... I have installed via the manual
    instructions to the letter and am still not able to get PHP to
    function properly with IIS 6.

    I continually get a 404 page not found. I am not using ISAPI, I'm
    using CGI and configuring the extension in the MMC. I am updating the
    php.ini properly as well.

    Has anyone seen this? I can run ASP scripts from this directory. Any
    help is appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Jesse
  • Eric Meyers

    #2
    Re: Installation Prob: PHP 4.3.4/W2K3


    "Jesse Quijano" <jesse@spamming .quijano.is_bad .net> wrote in message
    news:iffgqv8ndr 279hcb8rbv75p21 9b6gqj29f@4ax.c om...[color=blue]
    > Help! I'm at my wits end... I have installed via the manual
    > instructions to the letter and am still not able to get PHP to
    > function properly with IIS 6.
    >
    > I continually get a 404 page not found. I am not using ISAPI, I'm
    > using CGI and configuring the extension in the MMC. I am updating the
    > php.ini properly as well.
    >
    > Has anyone seen this? I can run ASP scripts from this directory. Any
    > help is appreciated.[/color]

    Yup, I saw this today. It drove me crazy. No problems with 4.3.3

    Eric


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    • Jesse Quijano

      #3
      Re: Installation Prob: PHP 4.3.4/W2K3

      Can you point me to the compiled binaries? Did you use the setup
      program, or configure by hand?

      I looked on the php.net site, but couldn't find 4.3.3.

      On Wed, 05 Nov 2003 01:38:18 GMT, "Eric Meyers"
      <screwuspammer@ biteme.com> wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >
      >"Jesse Quijano" <jesse@spamming .quijano.is_bad .net> wrote in message
      >news:iffgqv8nd r279hcb8rbv75p2 19b6gqj29f@4ax. com...[color=green]
      >> Help! I'm at my wits end... I have installed via the manual
      >> instructions to the letter and am still not able to get PHP to
      >> function properly with IIS 6.
      >>
      >> I continually get a 404 page not found. I am not using ISAPI, I'm
      >> using CGI and configuring the extension in the MMC. I am updating the
      >> php.ini properly as well.
      >>
      >> Has anyone seen this? I can run ASP scripts from this directory. Any
      >> help is appreciated.[/color]
      >
      >Yup, I saw this today. It drove me crazy. No problems with 4.3.3
      >
      >Eric
      >[/color]

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      • ChronoFish

        #4
        Re: Installation Prob: PHP 4.3.4/W2K3

        Which executable are you using? For CGI try the CLI version. Make sure you
        can execute other CGI programs to verify that your server is setup
        correctly. I just installed 4.3.4 on XP running Apache. I was getting a
        "Server not found" error until I swapped the executables.

        -CF



        "Jesse Quijano" <jesse@spamming .quijano.is_bad .net> wrote in message
        news:iffgqv8ndr 279hcb8rbv75p21 9b6gqj29f@4ax.c om...[color=blue]
        > Help! I'm at my wits end... I have installed via the manual
        > instructions to the letter and am still not able to get PHP to
        > function properly with IIS 6.
        >
        > I continually get a 404 page not found. I am not using ISAPI, I'm
        > using CGI and configuring the extension in the MMC. I am updating the
        > php.ini properly as well.
        >
        > Has anyone seen this? I can run ASP scripts from this directory. Any
        > help is appreciated.
        >
        > Thanks,
        > Jesse[/color]


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        • Jesse Quijano

          #5
          Re: Installation Prob: PHP 4.3.4/W2K3

          On Tue, 04 Nov 2003 16:11:02 -0800, Jesse Quijano
          <jesse@spamming .quijano.is_bad .net> wrote:
          [color=blue]
          >Help! I'm at my wits end... I have installed via the manual
          >instructions to the letter and am still not able to get PHP to
          >function properly with IIS 6.[/color]

          OK, here's the missing step:

          *** Configure Web Service Extension ***
          - Go into the IIS Manager
          - Open the local computer
          - Right Click on Web Service Extensions and select "Add new web
          service extension
          - Enter the extension name: PHP
          - Select "Add" and navigate to the PHP.exe file and click OK.
          - Select the Set extension status to allowed.
          - Select OK.

          Now, configure the rest as per the install.txt manual.

          Hope this helps!
          Jesse

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