I finally was able to successfully install QGIS Server on my Windows 7 box.  
Not sure what version it is but it is from the lastest OSGeo4W installer.  The 
purpose for my installation was to see how QGIS Server made QGIS Desktop 
projects (QGS files) available over a WMS.  Using a URL like the following:

http://localhost:8090/qgis/qgis_mapserv.fcgi.exe?SERVICE=WMS&VERSION=1.3.0&REQUEST=GetCapabilities
 &map=c:/Users/pal1/Z_Main/programming/GISData/qgis_files/NYC.qgs

where I access the project file from a path to the file, I find that I can 
indeed see the various layers within that project file.  So, in essence, if I 
open my QGIS Desktop (v2.0.1) and go to "Add WMS/WMTS Layer" and add the URL 
listed above, it will list all of the layers of that project file (after 
hitting the Connect button).  When selecting layers to add to a new QGIS 
Project file, I find an oddity:

If the layer is a raster layer, it won't display at all on the map.  As a test, 
I used the URL 
http://basemap.nationalmap.gov/ArcGIS/services/USGSShadedReliefOnly/MapServer/WMSServer?
 to create a WMS layer in a new project.  It displays a world map just fine.  I 
save and close that project.  I then do a new WMS layer but now point the URL 
to my QGIS Server with the project file path of the project that was just 
created.  The result is that I can see the raster layer as an option to choose, 
but when I do, it does not get displayed on the map.

As per some other instructions I found, I checked the following two options 
when creating my WMS connection:

- Ignore GetMap URI reported in capabilities
- Ignore GetFeatureInfo URL reported in capabilities

Does anyone know why I cannot display the raster layers from the project file?

Thanks - Peter 
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