Running PHP and MySql under IIS Web Server

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srdesigner
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Running PHP and MySql under IIS Web Server

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Does anyone have any information about how to do this and any issues involved or whether it is even possible or not? Urgent need for reply please.
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Yes I found the windows help alomst to be usefull in this measure using IIS, I used IIS with php and mysql for a year as a development tool then got into to many little bugs proting it to an apache server. Nothing serious but little things like server permissions and capitilazation errors.

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I have no choice to but to use IIS at work and we haven't had any probs with MySQL and PHP thusfar (knock on wood). We use the CGI version of PHP for stability reasons and installed MySQL as a service (we're on Win2K).

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