Re: Strange CGI Timeout
| From: | Eric Spies | Date: | Thu, 27 Jan 2005 15:21:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Strange CGI Timeout | ||
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I just noticed it works in Mozilla and Netscape but not IE.
"Eric Spies" <erics@lagoon.com> wrote in message
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> Hello.
>
> I recently moved my web server to a new machine. The operating system has
> stayed the same (Windows 2000 server), the IIS version (IIS5) has stayed
the
> same. I am using the same version of php (4.3.6) and copied over the same
> php.ini file. The directory structure I used is exactly the same with
file
> permissions given to all the proper directories.
>
> The php pages are the same exact files that were used on the old server
and
> had worked there flawlessly for 2 years.
> I have gone through and made sure all the IIS settings are the same as
they
> used to be, and checked php.ini about a billion times. I've also googled
on
> this problem for a few days now and nothing I've found has been able to
> help.
>
> I am having a problem whenever IE tries to post to any php page when the
> form being posted includes a textarea with what seems like anything over
50
> characters.
> I can create forms from scratch and repeat this error with any form I make
> posting to any existing or brand new php pages.
> If I make a new php page that consists only of <? die("got here"); ?> it
> will never even get that far.
>
> I know the post is getting up to IIS, since IIS does load php.exe and then
> begins to wait for it where I get the usual CGI Timeout error as php.exe
> appears to hang.
>
> I can test with the exact same pages, with the exact same php.ini, with
the
> exact same data, with the exact same ISS setup, with the exact same file
> permissions set, on my old machine and it works just fine.
>
> I have done phpinfo() on both machines and compared the results of each.
> The only differences seem to be in the IP and computer names which of
course
> would make sense.
>
>
> Any ideas? :)