.NET and php
I isntalled php using the isapi filters. It works but it loads the pages very slow. My webserver is on a 10mbps connection and a AthlonXP 1900+. I only have one website on my server with aout 100 hits/day.
I isntalled php using the isapi filters. It works but it loads the pages very slow. My webserver is on a 10mbps connection and a AthlonXP 1900+. I only have one website on my server with aout 100 hits/day. Could it be mysql. The site is based on mysql databases.
Check it out:
http://go.servegame.com/ (its in swedish)
Check it out:
http://go.servegame.com/ (its in swedish)
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have u tried just he regular installation of PHP? or running php off of perl.exe i think it is....
I had trouble installing PHP for IIS 6.0, too, a while back. I found the following in comp.lang.php that may be of some help:
In IIS 6 CGI, ASP, ISAPI etc. are prohibited by default. You have to use IIS
Manager to enable the extentions you want to use.
I folowed the instructions in the php install.txt for Installing on Windows
NT/2000/XP and IIS 4 or newer using the ISAPI module.
Afterwards I opened IIS manager from Administrative Tools. Cick on local
computer, then double click on Web Service Extentions folder
(the default is the extended view tab) her you have several options to add
service extentions or prohibit all. Chosse add a new extention
in the dialog box for extention name put PHP then click add, browse to where
'php4isapi.dll' is located hit open the ok , mark checkbox to
set extention status to Allowed hit ok PHP wil show up in list of extentions
as Allowed.
In IIS 6 CGI, ASP, ISAPI etc. are prohibited by default. You have to use IIS
Manager to enable the extentions you want to use.
I folowed the instructions in the php install.txt for Installing on Windows
NT/2000/XP and IIS 4 or newer using the ISAPI module.
Afterwards I opened IIS manager from Administrative Tools. Cick on local
computer, then double click on Web Service Extentions folder
(the default is the extended view tab) her you have several options to add
service extentions or prohibit all. Chosse add a new extention
in the dialog box for extention name put PHP then click add, browse to where
'php4isapi.dll' is located hit open the ok , mark checkbox to
set extention status to Allowed hit ok PHP wil show up in list of extentions
as Allowed.
Ran very slow for me, too, but IIS under XP was very fast.
install apache?
is free and php is made to run faster with apache anyways.
is free and php is made to run faster with apache anyways.
