On 10/10/07, Bastien Koert <bastien_k@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > why not try searching the c:/windows folder for a copy of the php.inifile? Maybe there is a straggler that needs to be deleted. Bastien - That may be a possibility... except I just built the machine yesterday, so I know php.ini is not in there. But since I had the same thought as you, I checked the directory to verify that it was not in there - it wasn't. Stut - I temporarily moved the ini file to C:\WINDOWS and I got "No input file specified" with a page that just called phpinfo(). Besides, I wanted to reference the ini file in C:\php. So, what I did was create a new Environment variable called PHPRC and gave it a value of C:\php (I followed this article: <http://www.iisadmin.co.uk/?p=4>). I removed the ini from C:\WINDOWS (of course) and then it finally began reading my ini file. There are some weird things happening still. I have a file named phpinfo.phpwith the contents: <?php phpinfo(); ?> When I call this file, it says "No input file specified." If I rename the file hi.php and then call it, it works just fine and spits out all the appropriate info. So, anybody heard of that happening before? I'm going to investigate migrating to Apache b/c I think IIS is playing mean games with me. Thoughts? Thanks, ~Philip Philip Thompson wrote: > Hi. I have installed PHP ~ a dozen times on Windows and *nix systems, so I > don't consider myself to be a newbie at this. However, I've run into a > problem that I have run out of ideas. I have Google'd many sites and none of > the suggestions provided worked for me. Specs: > > PHP 5.2.4 (Manual install) > Windows (virtual) Server 2k3 > IIS 6, ISAPI > > Ok, getting there... When I view phpinfo(), for the "Configuration File ( > php.ini) Path" it shows C:\WINDOWS. However, I *know* that it's located in > the PHP install directory: C:\php. I've put C:\php in my Windows PATH > environment and I have even given "Everyone" full permissions on the .ini > file - still no go. Thinking maybe I screwed something up in my .ini file, I > tested both the recommended and dist .ini files with no changes - still no > go. Yes, I restarted IIS each time and verified permissions a lot. > > Any suggestions for what might be happening? Why can't these just play > nicely together? Is it possible the .ini file PHP provided is corrupt so > it's falling back to the *default* .ini? Move php.ini to C:\WINDOWS. If it were finding a php.ini to work with it would show the full path including the "php.ini" on the end. This location is compiled into the PHP binaries. -Stut
