IIS, and how it reads the Path/Environment variables
| From: | Austin Gruenweller | Date: | Mon, 29 Jan 2007 16:16:49 +0000 |
| Subject: | IIS, and how it reads the Path/Environment variables | ||
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Greetings,
I realize this may not be the proper place to ask this question -- but
as it's in relation to a PHP install I thought someone here might know.
I'm trying to install PHP with the MSSQL extension on a Windows 2003
production environment. I'm not a network admin, but have been given
special permission to do so for a project I'm trying to implement. I
have successfully gotten PHP to function properly, however it will not
load the MSSQL or any SQL extension for some reason.
I've been told that I need to restart IIS in order to get it to work,
but I have special reason to believe that's not true. IIS will shut
down idle worker processes after a declared amount of time and when it
gets called again will start it anew. That being said, I've
successfully changed PHP configurations and seen a change in the output
of phpinfo(); or broken PHP all together.
It's just not picking up the extensions for some reason. I've been told
that restarting IIS is not an option available to me.
I will provide a phpinfo page privately to someone if they're willing to
help me with this..
Thanks in advance,
-Austin