ID:               46935
 User updated by:  paul at cohsoft dot com dot au
-Summary:          Installing IIS+ISAPI fails if PHP.EXE not present
 Reported By:      paul at cohsoft dot com dot au
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Windows Installer
 Operating System: Windows XP
 PHP Version:      5.2.8
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[2008-12-23 12:54:16] paul at cohsoft dot com dot au

Description:
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This is bug #45685 restarted.
If you install PHP onto Windows XP with IIS+ISAPI, the procedure
configIIS4 in script PHPInstallerScripts52.vbs fails on line 182 because
it is trying use the File System Object to generate a short path. The
FSO GetFile method fails if the file does not exist. The php5isapi.dll
does not yet exist because the script is being executed during
installation.
The problem doesn't occur on Windows Server 03, Vista or Server 08
because the script doesn't generate a short name for those operating
systems.
I don't know of a simple fix for the problem. The windows
GetShortPathName API function doesn't rely on a file existing, but
VBScript can't call API functions.
Maybe the script can be deferred until the rest of installation is
done, so the php5isapi.dll file *does* exist?
Workaround: Choose "Do not setup a web server" during first install of
PHP. Download the PHP zip and unzip to a temp folder. Copy php5isapi.dll
from temp folder to wherever PHP.EXE is. Manually configure IIS to use
the ISAPI DLL.
Actual message:
Product: PHP 5.2.6 -- Error 1720. There is a problem with this Windows
Installer package. A script required for this install to complete could
not be run. Contact your support personnel or package vendor.  Custom
action configIIS4 script error -2146828235, Microsoft VBScript runtime
error: File not found Line 182, Column 9



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