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Posted by GeekBoy on January 17, 2007, 1:08 am
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> If you open the IIS Manager and expand the name of your computer you will
> see
> three nodes. One is the "Web Services Extensions." php must be listed as
> an
> extension there, with the name of the parser binary in the "required
> files"
> field.
>
> You can quickly test if this is the problem by changing the status for
> "Allow unknown CGI/ISAPI extensions" to Allow. If that makes things work
> this
> is definitely your problem.
>
Looking...the "Unknow CGI" was permitted
And "unknown ISAPI" was on PROHIBITED so I changed it to Allowed and still
same 404 error result.
> The installation for PHP should have configured that for you, at least
> logic
> would have it that it should. You also need the appropriate ISAPI filters
> (I
> *assume* PHP is implemented through an ISAPI filter, not a CGI
> application,
> but I don't know) enabled for each site where you host PHP.
Looking at that on the site I do not see any filters. Strangely when i first
looked it showed ASP.NET v2.0. I pressed cancel and now it is gone now with
no filters.
I would not even know what DLL to use.
As I mentioned I used another PHP app like 3 years ago..
Looking I found it still in an old web directory. It's called Zen cart and
It worked fine.
So I don't know what is going on now.
Thanks again.
>
> "GeekBoy" wrote:
>
>>
>> > Did you enable PHP as an extension that IIS serves? It won't serve
>> > extensions
>> > that are not enabled.
>>
>> I think I had some other apps running on the server before maybe 3 years
>> ago. I forgot what.
>>
>> I guess you mean in the Application Configuration in the properties of
>> IIS?
>> I do not have it setup in that area. I tried to set it in that area when
>> this problem came up and then the server sees the file, but runs it as a
>> binary file instead of a text document.
>> Maybe I am just setting it up wrong?
>>
>> Thanks for the reply.
>>
>> GB
>>
>>
>>
>> >
>> > "GeekBoy" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I got a web site up and have different directories as normally anyone
>> >> would.
>> >> These directories have other locations of the web site.
>> >>
>> >> I just made a new directory for phpBB and added index.php as a default
>> >> file
>> >> in IIS.
>> >>
>> >> However I keep getting a 404 error when i try to access the page via
>> >> /board/
>> >> or /board/index.php.
>> >> I have even tried other php files with same error.
>> >>
>> >> This seems to be a security issue. Checking the directory the new
>> >> directory
>> >> seem to have taken on the same security as the parent.
>> >>
>> >> Any idea where to look?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>
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