note 44693 added to install.windows.iis
| From: | webmaster at avalon dot de | Date: | Fri, 13 Aug 2004 02:55:24 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 44693 added to install.windows.iis | ||
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If you use IIS6 you have to add a new Webextension for PHP to work, otherwise you will get a
"404"-Page if you try to point your browser to a "*.php" file.
In order to do this you have to open the IIS-management console and open the "local
computer".
Under "webextensions" you will find allready a list with different extensions all being
blocked by default.
To get PHP to work you have to manually add a new webextension. I only have a german version of IIS
in front of me so forgive me if i translate the buttons wrongly.
Click on "New webextension". Enter any name you like for your new extension. Click on
"Add..." and then on "Search...". If you would like to add the DLL just browse
to your PHP-directory and you will find the php5ts.dll. If you search for the php-cgi.exe you have
to change the filetype at the bottom to "CGI-Exe-Files". Only after changing the filetype
you can see the php-cgi.exe file and choose it for the extension.
If you check the checkbox at the bottom of the "New extension" Window it will allow the
newly added extension to be executed. Certainly you can change the status any time you want by
clicking on "Allow".
Only after that procedure you will be able to get in touch with PHP-files.
sincerely
Juergen Sommer
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