PHP 4.3.7 on IIS (5.0)

[Roger]

Hello,

I recently decided to upgrade PHP 4.3.6 to version 4.3.7.

I replaced my PHP directory with the new version and copied the
PHP.ini.recomme nded file to my c:\winnt PHP.ini ensuring that
permissions were correctly set on all files. I imagined this to be a
straight forward process and to just work. However, when I try to
access php enabled pages from my IIS server, I get a HTTP 400 - bad
request error message. It would appear that the problem is
specifically related to PHP, since ASP scripts and flat HTML pages
work fine.

I can't continue to use 4.3.7 until I've got to the bottom of what's
wrong. I've now returned to 4.3.6 and php is functioning again.

Has anyone a experienced similar problem?

[Tim Van Wassenhove]

Re: PHP 4.3.7 on IIS (5.0)

In article <k5b1c0h296v9fd jasmuf5c7628vfh meeb0@4ax.com>, Roger wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> I recently decided to upgrade PHP 4.3.6 to version 4.3.7.
>
> I replaced my PHP directory with the new version and copied the
> PHP.ini.recomme nded file to my c:\winnt PHP.ini ensuring that
> permissions were correctly set on all files. I imagined this to be a
> straight forward process and to just work. However, when I try to
> access php enabled pages from my IIS server, I get a HTTP 400 - bad
> request error message. It would appear that the problem is
> specifically related to PHP, since ASP scripts and flat HTML pages
> work fine.
>
> I can't continue to use 4.3.7 until I've got to the bottom of what's
> wrong. I've now returned to 4.3.6 and php is functioning again.
>
> Has anyone a experienced similar problem?[/color]

Perhaps that you have the newer version in c:\php4.3.7 and the older in
c:\php4.3.6 and that you have configured IIS to use c:\php4.3.6 ?


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