AW: [PHP-WIN] Help with install under win98

Hi, I have never had any problems with PHP4 and Win98. However I did the following two things: * I never used the installer (there was a thread about that some days ago) * I never used the .reg file. Just unzip the archive to (e.g.) c:\php4, add a registry key "ScriptMap" under [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters] and provide ".php" and "c:\php4\php.exe %s %s". Then create a virtual directory, give it script permission and put your php files into there. Regards Christian -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Roland Schaer [mailto:roland.schaer@ramsys.com] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. Dezember 2000 20:28 An: php-windows@lists.php.net Betreff: Re: [PHP-WIN] Help with install under win98 > I have win98 and pws and frontpage2000 on my computer. I would > like to get php4 to work on my system. I have downloaded the > windows installer and php4.. tried it to no avail.. finally > removed it from my system and was ready to give up until the list > I was in said I SHOULD be in this one. > So here we go again.. will it work or does anyone have it working > with fp2000,win98 and pws I'm also looking for some help with a WIN98 install... I have just recently tried to install PHP4 for Win98 PWS. I tried the "self installer" , but it didn't look like all the DLL's were there (or being copied into the windows directory) so I switched to the full version. There were problems with that install also. The ".reg" file that needs to be applied to the Win98 registry is not there. I found a copy in the zip file from a previous release. It looks like the directory structure of the new release has been expanded with some subdirectories. In particular, all of the extension DLLs are now located in an "extensions" directory and the PHP module for PWS is now located in an "sapi" directory. Corrections to the php.ini file need to be made to reflect these changes. All this being said, I still get a http 500 (web server) error when trying to bring up a simple <?php phpinfo(); ?> script. My syntax may be off here, but it's correct at home. Any additional help would be appreciated... Roland Schaer Senior Programmer/Analyst RAM Software Systems, Inc. www.ramsys.com