Re: %s %s addition... what's it do and is it my problem?

AFAIK, this means that your CGI application (php.exe) receives both a script (the first %s) and parameters (the second %s). On Thu, 24 May 2001 08:52:58 EDT, OoCobra97@aol.com wrote: >I'm not sure what the %s means, but with your 404 error problem and >iis 5 at >least...you can stop those cgi errors you get, when you create the >script >mapping in IIS (right where your seeing the %s %s) you should see 2 >checkboxes on the bottom of that page, one is "script engine" the >other is >"check that file exists" if you check the box next to "check that >file >exists" and apply it, your users will get your standard 404 error >instead of >the blank cgi error (php also wont load, because IIs will stop >before it >loads up php). Hope this helps a few people, as Ive been seeing >this >floating around the mailing list a few times. But I believe you >said you run >IIS4 on your machines, So im not sure if the same will apply to >you...but its >worth a shot. > >Good Luck! >~Jeff > >In a message dated 5/24/2001 8:31:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time, >JAsendorf@lcounty.com writes: > > >>For those of us running IIS, the instructions say to follow the >>php.exe >>setup in the CGI mappings as %s %s... does anyone know what this >>does? I'm >>wondering if it is causing incorrect URLs to not allow an instance >>of >>php.exe to shut down. i.e., when someone type in an incorrect URL >>that ends >>in .php, they get a CGI error instead of a 404, at this point, it >>doesn't >>seem to allow php.exe to shut down... so every now and then I >>have to >>restart the server so that I can get rid of the bad instances in >>the task >>manager (which won't allow me to shut them down (Access Denied) >>even with >>the w3 service shut down...) > > > -=// Egil Helland / IKON AS - MCSE, Internet, Intranet mailto:egil@egil.net http://egil.net //=-