Re: PHP and IIS6 (windows .NET RC1)

Ok, this is messed up, if you go to my webpage: http://warezmonkey.ca You see it says this: The type of the token is inappropriate for its attempted use. And I have no idea what the heck that means. Now the stupid part. I click on the little asterix on the bottom right of my page. It asks me for a password. Upon entering the password, i can edit my news content through a different PHP page. WHICH WORKS FINE!!! But I am unable to get my main.php working. I will try your setup way once i get home... Thanks, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cedric Perthuis" <cedric.perthuis@etu.enseeiht.fr> Newsgroups: php.windows To: <php-windows@lists.php.net> Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 6:54 PM Subject: Re: PHP and IIS6 (windows .NET RC1) > Ok, that was easier than what I thought :) > > Windows .Net PHP installation: > > First of all the installer doesn't work because an ActiveX object used to > configure IIS is not present or not available when you try to install PHP. > > - So download the zip file instead. > - rename/modify/copy php.ini to your C:/WINDOWS directory. > - copy the file php4ts.dll to C:/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 ( required, I don't know > why, it is supposed to be used only if you use extension...but even without > extensions it doesn't work without it ) > > IIS 6.0 disable by default all the ISAPI extensions: > - go to the IIS management console panel > - You have 4 subsections, FTP sites, Application Pools, Web Sites and Web > Service Extensions > - Go to Web Service Extensions > - For the first try, Allow "All Unknown ISAPI extension" then you will be > able to create an entry for the PHP and juste allowing it, I didn't try it > yet. > - go now in Web Sites, and do the classic extension mapping at the top level > of your web sites heirarchy > - in Home Directory, click on Configuration, and now add the [your > path]/php4isapi.dll file with the extension .php > - in Home Directory, allow Script and Executable or only Scripts > > et voila ! You don't have to restart anything, it just work now. > > Next step having MySql work... it seems to be really harder... but mysql can > be easily replace by SQL server, so I am not too much worried about it. > > Cedric. > > > "Tyler" <tdola17@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news: > > 20020928211851.62926.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > > > Hi, I cannot seem to get PHP working under Windows.NET RC1 Standard > > Server. > > > Is there anyone out there who got this to work and knows how? > > > > > > Thanks much, > > > > > > Tyler. > > > > > > > > > > > >