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problem with installing php for IIS
hi, I have a big problem with installing php for IIS, I have done in the same way that was shown on www.php.net/manual, but before I finished, I wanted to test and check it by http://localhost/test.php
It always appears as "CGI Timeout", does any body know what does exactly mean? or how to solve this problem, cause' I've suffered from this problem for almost 3 days Thanx in advance |
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what's in your test.php file... a good test is just...
PHP Code:
There are many things that it could be (btw, are you wanting to run it as CGI or ISAPI?) When I built my server, I used the recommended .ini file and then made my adjustments to it... (I think I only had to change cgi.force_redirect)... if you followed all the instructions, the problem most likely lies in your .ini file... I attached a copy of my .ini file (with my personal info changed to yourdomain.com) try renaming to php.ini and using it... |
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thank you for your reply. I installed it again as cgi binary, but still then, it appears as cgi time out, like this: "The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The server has deleted the process"
I used the same test for php,and changed the php.ini to yours, but it doesn't work. Maybe I have something not installed yet. But when I run as http://localhost , it works... and I have already added application extension mapping... |
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If you're running any antivirus script blocking software try turning it off for testing.
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I have just turned it off, but it doesn't work. Still cgi timeout...
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Well, hopefully there is some help at the php website. There may be some clues in your windows event logs. Make sure the php files and cgi folders have the necessary permissions set so IIS can use them.
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Thank you very much, I will check it. Maybe I should reinstall my windows ...
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i have found that the isapi dll version of php is much more functional and reliable than the cgi version. i would say try it that way before formatting your box.
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bleh
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