Windows installer

Another question on the windows installer front. For installing php with apache, clearly httpd.conf needs to be edited. Whilst I have Apache on my development machine, I am a million miles away from being an expert, so I'd be grateful if any experts could vet and modify the following logic: To add php (cgi) support to an existing httpd.conf file (which may or may not already have php support added): For every line which starts with ScriptAlias and contains php.exe, replace the pathname with the pathname of the newly installed php.exe If no lines contain php.exe, add the line ScriptAlias /php "<PathToPHP>/php.exe" after the first ScriptAlias line found. (Where do I put it if no ScriptAlias lines are found?) For each file extension specified by the installation wizard (eg .php, .phtml etc) If an addtype line already exists for the extension mapping it to application/x-http-php3 do nothing, if is mapped to something else, change it to application/x-http-php3, otherwise add an addtype entry for that extension after the first addtype line found (Where do I put it if no AddType lines are found?) If the line Action application/x-httpd-php3 /php/ exists, do nothing, otherwise add such a line (Where?) NB I can see several shortcomings in the above scheme, but I don't know Apache well enough to draw up a foolproof flowchart. I won't be offended if the above is liberally shot down in flames - as long as the shooter tells me what I need to do! Cheers PS is application/x-http-php3 something official or should it be deprecated in favour of application/x-http-php ? -- Phil Driscoll Dial Solutions +44 (0)113 294 5112 http://www.dialsolutions.com http://www.dtonline.org