Re: Apache to IIS

Lol, like that! Jip I think that many find our selves in that spot. If I had done an instllation like that before I would have given you some help. unfortunately I have only Linux servers. All the best. It would be nice if you could post an answer of how you did it. Will make life a bit easier for all of us if we ever need it. Greetings On 6/19/06, Alf Stockton <alf@stockton.co.za> wrote:

JC Botha wrote: Personaly I see this as a back step to go from Apache to IIS! If you don't have a solid reason then I would discourage it. Should be a simple task too my mind. Oh I cannot argue with your "back step to go from Apache to IIS" but do remember that the man who holds the gold makes the rules and my customer is convinced the MS rules.....:-( -- Regards,

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My email disclaimer is available at www.stockton.co.za/disclaimer.html On 6/19/06, * Alf Stockton* <alf@stockton.co.za <mailto:alf@stockton.co.za>> wrote:

    Mikael Grön wrote

I have. No major implications. As long as PHP is correctly configured, along with MySQL and other, everything should be fine. Mike Dale D. Attree skrev:

Hi all, I need to move from Apache to IIS. Has anyone done this conversion on what was the impact on your

    code?

    Does this imply a php.ini reconfiguration or just make it equal to

the

    one with Apache?

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