php-windows Digest 1 Dec 2005 07:52:50 -0000 Issue 2841
Topics (messages 26555 through 26556):
Re: any fairly large production sites on IIS/PHP out there?
26555 by: winnesoup
Re: Custom PHP extensions not woring on windows 2003 server
26556 by: Armando
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Try http://www.it-hq.org/ to look for some articles regarding the combo php
/ IIS.
It is named mostly regarding the open source CMS Xoops, but because this is
written in PHP, these articles also generally apply to the combo!
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From: "Matt Murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 8:18 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] any fairly large production sites on IIS/PHP out
there?
I'd recommend Apache on windows, IIS seems like it's not very widely
used or very well supported.
Matt
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Travis Raybold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 10:03 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] any fairly large production sites on
> IIS/PHP out there?
>
> i am trying to switch our application over to PHP (currently ASP).
> unfortunately, due to the complexity of both the code and the
> site setup (hundreds of sites using the same code) it needs
> to be a sectional replacement. given that and the lack of in
> house support for linux/unix, the only realistic option is to
> run PHP and ASP side by side on the same windows box.
>
> recent testing on windows IIS/PHP has not instilled me with a
> lot of confidence, seeing it use tons more resources than i
> would expect and crashing periodically.
>
> are there any fairly large sites out there using PHP on IIS?
> (we get ~500k hits/day, on reasonably complex pages, and are
> set up with two load balanced web servers connecting to an
> array of database servers.) i would love to get input from
> anyone running a similarly sized or larger site on what they
> do to accomodate PHP in windows. Zend? FastCGI? others?
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> --travis
>
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I didn't jack your thread, I was responding to the person who did with
their MySQL/PHP5 issue. Perhaps you could please just ignore it next
time, or direct your request to the correct person. On that note, I have
two recommendations:
1) Drop your extension into a Windows system directory and see if it
loads. The PATH variable I find unreliable, and it always requires a
reboot (sometimes more than 1) before changes actually work. That is,
assuming you have your system setup this way.
2) Post to a Windows list. The issue is not with your extension. It is
likely because of an archtectural difference between 2K and 2K3. It
could *possibly* be a permissions issue. Also get yourself the FileMon
utility from sysinternals. It's a very handy utility and may help you
out: http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Filemon.html
Cheers.
Armando
David Felton wrote:
Here's my piece: I was running MySQL 4.0.2x and PHP 5.0.1. Upgraded
MySQL to 5.0.15 and found PHP no longer working (Apache 2.0.5x).
Upgraded PHP to 5.0.5 and copied the included libmysql.dll to the
system32 directory and everything appears to be running just fine.
Please don't thread-jack. The problem I'm having is loading a custom extension on windows 2003 server that works fine on windows 2000.
I can see a perfectly good thread a few posts below this that is related to
using MySQL with PHP 5.
If anyone has had experience with the extension issue I'd love to hear from you.
Thanks.
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