Re: Re: php-windows Digest of: thread.332

"Frank M. Kromann" wrote: > It seams you have disabled anonymous access to the web sites and only allowed NTLM. This means > you have to use a MS browser in order to send correct encrypted passwords. > > You can enable anonymous or basic authentification. > > The problem could also be that the web-user (IUSER_<computer name>) has no access to the > required files on the files system (you must use NTFS for this to happen). In this case the web > server, as default, will prompt for an NT userid and password using NTLM. > > To solve this you need to set the file rights to directories and files using "file > manager". > > The problem is usaly caused by a user logged in on the NT Server as administrator, creating > folders and files with his rights. Excuse my ignorance, but how does installing PHP4 cause these problems? The system functions correctly without PHP4 installed. It seems that there is an active bug report for this on http://bugs.php.net It has been suggested that for now, I should fall back to PHP3. I think thats what I'll do. Thanks for the suggestions. The help is appreciated.