Bug #14200 Updated: remote navigation problem
| From: | cquadalti at libero dot it | Date: | Wed, 19 Dec 2001 15:06:54 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #14200 Updated: remote navigation problem | ||
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ID: 14200
User updated by: cquadalti@libero.it
Reported By: cquadalti@libero.it
Old Status: Feedback
Status: Open
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: Windows XP Pro
PHP Version: 4.0.6
New Comment:
Yes, only way is to use PHP as CGI NOT as module because module has many problem! But using CGI I
can't use function getallheader() to support resume with download :-((
Previous Comments:
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[2001-12-19 07:07:04] lobbin@php.net
Any news with 4.1.0?
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[2001-11-30 14:48:37] cquadalti@libero.it
I have verified but i don't have any firewall installed.
Other people have same problem. I don't know why this problem happens, I think I've read
all possible news about but I don't have found any solution.
Have you replicated this problem in lab?
I hope in 4.1.0 release....
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[2001-11-27 10:49:23] cnewbill@php.net
By default the "firewall" is not enabled.
But JIC you can check by doing this (may be faster way)
Control Panel->Network Connections
Right Click on Network Bridge
Choose Properties
Choose TCP/IP From Items List
Click Properties
Click Advanced
Click Options
Highlight TCP/IP Filtering
Click Properites
Either Allow Port 80 if Filtering is enabled and Port 80 is blocked or disable filtering.
-Chris
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[2001-11-27 10:22:47] sander@php.net
I might be mistaken, but AFAIK you point Apache via httpd.conf to php4apache.dll. You can put that
dll anywhere you want, as long as Apache knows the right path.
php4ts.dll on the contrairy, should be located in your windows/system32 directory.
But I don't think that solves your problem. I think the problem is that XP has some kind of
firewall built in, which probably denies any incoming connections. You should open port 80 somewhere
in your controlpanel... don't ask my where as I don't have XP yet...
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[2001-11-26 14:48:18] mfischer@php.net
Try the new 4.1.0 release which will be available withing a day or two.
Feedback.
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