Hi all,
In regards to the 404 URL not found, that same URL works fine if I use the
php-installer.
So fixing the URL is not the the correct answer.
I believe that IIS doesn't know what to do with PHP ext, meaning.. I prob
mis-configured the PHP.
The question is, what would I need to do to make it happen correctly?
The first thing that I want to see is just plain old
info.php with
<?
phpinfo();
?>
-Alon.
On 8/19/05, JM <frawst1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
after you make changes restart iis. btw apache works fine in this
scenario too. if the extensions still dont work then look for the
dll's make sure they are even installed for php/webserver to use
On 8/19/05, JM <frawst1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You are talking about a few issues.
>
> 1. turn on / uncomment the extensions in the php.ini (use phpinfo.php
> to figure out which php.ini you are using)
>
> 2. 404 means the requested doc or url is wrong or doesnt exist. this
> isnt your webserver or php's fault. fix the url.
>
> 3. make sure you tell IIS to use the php.exe for all .php scripts
>
> John
>
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