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I too think this would be the best way to do that.
Unless you secured your page well you could open yourself up to
something you might not like.
Bastien Koert wrote:
> What about just writing a batch script that opens the ftp services and
> sends the
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Greetings,
IIS is a cruel mistress. Many of the things that I've thought IIS would
pick up when it recycles the process it didn't. This is particularly
troublesome on a production server.. so you have to make sure everything
is right the first time
I have not enabled the extension in the php.ini file, funny thing -- I
convinced the network admin to restart the server and now everything
loads properly. (The extension is still commented out) I believe the
ISAPI module just reads the extension folder recursively?
Looks like IIS will not read c
Greetings,
I realize this may not be the proper place to ask this question -- but
as it's in relation to a PHP install I thought someone here might know.
I'm trying to install PHP with the MSSQL extension on a Windows 2003
production environment. I'm not a network admin, but have been given
spec
