PHP4 + mySQL + phpMyAdmin problems on IIS 5.0

From: Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 16:19:07 +0000
Subject: PHP4 + mySQL + phpMyAdmin problems on IIS 5.0
Groups: php.version4 
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Hi, I'm wondering if someone using the PHP4 beta on IIS can confirm that either the mysql daemon or the PHP4 mysql module or IIS seem to have a problem with this combination. I installed the latest PHP4 binary distribution on a clean IIS 5.0 (win2k) server. I added the shareware mysql binaries available from mysql.com (that's the evaluation version). I added phpMyAdmin, latest version. mysql is running as a service. I have done very few tests, but so far using PHP4 with some basic non-db related commands including phpinfo() (after commenting out the empty include_path line) works fine. mysql and it's helper programs seem to work from the command line as well. However, using phpMyAdmin just creates problems. About each second request creates a 500 error and a "Access violation" message as the returned page. I don't know which program issues this explanation, the IIS log just contains the 500. In most cases it's possible to get a page displayed by refreshing it several times. This won't work for some specific pages in phpMyAdmin. Interestingly, if I do a complete restart of IIS pages which consistently refused to work will now work, one after |restart| after the other ... After I changed the phpMyAdmin login to "Advanced" I get this Access violation thing right away when trying to login (I think I got the login screen once and never thereafter) and now not even a complete restart will help. I have installed phpMyAdmin numerous times, so this can't be a problem with wrong installation. I know that phpMyAdmin has some minor bugs but nevertheless basically it seems a good tool of checking out PHP4+mySQL performance (not in the sense of speed) and reliability on IIS to me. I haven't yet tested phpMyAdmin with PHP4 on a Unix platform or on IIS4. If there isn't a general, major incompatibility between PHP4 and phpMyAdmin it looks like there is a major problem with the PHP4/mysql/IIS5 combination. Kai -- Kai Schätzl, Berlin, Germany Get your web at Conactive Internet Services: http://www.conactive.com

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