"Shawn McKenzie" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:B8.7E.55398.E12B2C94@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > scubak1w1 wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I was/am using the excellent tutorial over at >> http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/246/u...ons-on-iis-70/ to get PHP5.2.9 up >> and running on Server '08 and IIS7. >> >> All was working well, got my site migrated across, code was working, >> data coming and going out of PostgreSQL in the back end, etc, etc... >> >> So time to move another couple of sites to the install... and here is >> where I started to stumble - namely, IIS always 'calls' the PHP file in >> the first/original site's 'wwwroot' directory, even from other sites >> 'based' in other directories!? (assuming there is a PHP file there with >> the *same* name...) >> >> That is, if you go to a PHP page on ANY of the sites with, say, the name >> 'test.php' the PHP page that is displayed is the 'test.php' site on the >> FIRST site created in the original 'wwwroot', not the 'test.php' in the >> different directory for that site!!?? >> >> ASP, HTM, etc files are working as you would expect, that is calling >> them from the 'correct' site >> >> I am thinking that 'PHP via Fast CGI' is somehow erroneously defaulting >> to the always 'calling' the PHP files of the same name in 'wwwroot'?? >> >> I went back to the same (default) application pool rather than one for >> every site - as I saw that hinted it as an issue onlin - but with no >> luck... >> >> Any advice or suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated, 'cause I am >> stuck! >> >> Note that I am a geologist who now does GIS, data management, web pages, >> etc for sharing scientific data... i.e., rather than a system admin; I >> am very happy to puzzle things out my self, but sometimes I of course >> get stuck like this due to my lack of specific knowledge! <smile> >> >> Cheers: GREG... > > I've never done this, but just scanning that link, did you do the > "Per-site PHP process pools" steps? I tried that, both via the GUI and then via the applicationHost.config file with Notepad2... (and copied & specified individual php.ini files for all sites, even though I am using the same PHP all around as it were...) - no luck - searching around on line, at https://forums.iis.net/t/1147812.aspx in teh last post there is a note that "I did notice that when I make multiple websites with IIS they needed to be in the default application pool or I would get errors." I am going to head further into this, even with my lack of experience - so had IT take a snapshot of the server with Acronis! <grin> A hunch suggests it MIGHT be an open_bas direcotory thing... I will post any progress I find... Cheers... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
