Kieran, unfortunately i have no choice as to what server to use. (what is a uniform server?). this is for a client of ours, and we've built a server to completely mirror their current setup on location. we copied everything over... our job is to completely overhaul the directory structure for two of their sites. i've been running into errors since we began.... so, i can't change servers, because we'll have to deploy it back on their server once it's done... =\Kieran Huggins wrote:Have you considered trying Uniform Server? It comes with php 5.1.1, but most of the PECL libs are there... and you can drop in the latest php version if you want.
Oh, and no installer, just a zip and a "start.bat".
Fatal error: unidentified function mysql_connect()...?
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http://www.uniformserver.com/ is a no-install WAMP package.
It's like XAMPP, but better IMO. I assume your clients are using a LAMP environment rather than IIS, so this would be a closer match (php 5.1.1, apache2, mysql, phpmyadmin, etc...)
One neat thing about Uniform Server is that you can just stop the service, move it to another machine, start the service and presto: you've moved the webserver. It's great for thumbdrives / laptops / showing clients their sites on their own computers.
I've never had an issue developing in Uniform Server and then transferring to a LAMP environment, I tend to avoid IIS in general as it tends to be a PITA.
It's like XAMPP, but better IMO. I assume your clients are using a LAMP environment rather than IIS, so this would be a closer match (php 5.1.1, apache2, mysql, phpmyadmin, etc...)
One neat thing about Uniform Server is that you can just stop the service, move it to another machine, start the service and presto: you've moved the webserver. It's great for thumbdrives / laptops / showing clients their sites on their own computers.
I've never had an issue developing in Uniform Server and then transferring to a LAMP environment, I tend to avoid IIS in general as it tends to be a PITA.
no, as i've said, our server here is an exact mirror as theirs on location. they run IIS. i WISH they ran LAMP, my job would be so much easier... i have no idea what i'm doing when it comes to windows...
i've found these links from google:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=25863
http://help.globalscape.com/help/purecm ... eaders.htm
but they don't help...
i've found these links from google:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=25863
http://help.globalscape.com/help/purecm ... eaders.htm
but they don't help...
so, now, i've learned that there must have been something wrong with the IIS configuration. after further review i found that, for some reason, IIS was calling the executable 'php-cgi.exe' instead of 'php.exe'... after i changed that... it now gives me the following error:
however, this is only when i add what's called 'ISAPI Filters'. it is a part of IIS configuration (by right clicking the folder your websites are in using the IIS Manager application). this is what it looks like in the little windblows config window...
the \/ is in place of a red 'downward arrow'. i assume that if it were working correctly it would be a green upward arrow...
when i remove these 'filters'... the page takes over 2 minutes to load... and then brings me this error:
so, it still doesn't work... and i'm trying effortlessly to figure it out.
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+---------+----------------+--------------+
| STATUS | Filter Name | Priority |
+---------+----------------+--------------+
| \/ | php | * Unknown * |
+---------+----------------+--------------+
| \/ | .php | * Unknown * |
+---------+----------------+--------------+when i remove these 'filters'... the page takes over 2 minutes to load... and then brings me this error:
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