Re: File does not exist: CGI error?

On 11/05/01 03:31, "Hace" <why@do-youread.this> wrote: > On Fri, 02 Nov 2001 07:46:15 -0600, juntunen@crc-inc.com (Thomas > Juntunen) wrote: > >>> Why does IIS sent everything that ends with ".php" to the PHP-parser, >>> even if the file does not exist on my server????? >>> >> That is the way IIS works. You can go back into the properties of the web >> site and make sure the box for "Check if file exists" is checked. Then you >> will get a standard 404 error for nonexistent files. > > You actually found such a checkbox? > Sure. In IIS 5 anyway, I don't have access to an NT4/IIS4 box right now to check that version. Start the IIS MMC up and pick the web site you wish to make the setting for, and bring up its properties. Click the Home Directory tab. Click the Configuration button in the Application Settings area. Presumably the list will show the .php extension. Highlight it and click the Edit button. In the lower left corner of the box that comes up is a checkbox labeled "Check that file exists". Check it and IIS will verify that a requested file exists before processing the request. HTH, Thomas Juntunen Network Administrator Creative Resource Center