Jason, I am using the CGI version of PHP. I use the executable other than
the CLI.
Running the PHP from the command line does not yield any result. However, I
managed to get the CGI version working in a way (php.ini configuration
mix-up) but the problem now is it cannot parse a variable input from an
HTML form.
What might I have still done wrong? Any further help?
GKE
"Jason Barnett" <jason.barnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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GKE: are you using the CGI version of PHP for your server? Or more directly, which type of PHP executable are you trying to use?
There are *basically* 3 types - CLI for the command line - modules which are specialized versions for different server (ISAPI for IIS and so on) - CGI which is the common gateway interface
Are you sure that you followed *all* of the instructions for your particular situation? Please reread the manual page for this; it helps you sort out most of the common problems.
You can also try running PHP from the command line and see if that works. Downloads aren't 100% reliable after all ;)
GkE wrote: > Cannot really tell what the restrictions are. Can anyone help me. > > GKE > > Luis wrote: > > The error is not PHP related. The message comes from the http server. > Either you have restrictions on the directory, at OS level (I don't know > if you can do that with '98), or within the HTTP server. > > Luis > > GKE wrote: > >
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