Are you doing the hack needed to use HTTP authentication with IIS? HTTP
Authentication is only supported by Apache with PHP as a module, but there
is a hack/workaround for IIS/ISAPI.
Cheers
Rich
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From: Rico Derks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 20 February 2003 07:49
I'm using php 4.3.1 on a Windows XP and I use IIS 5.1 as a server.I tried to
use GD lib but is seems like the built in support of bundle GB is missing.
Maybe I'm missing something but for me someone forgot to include boundled
libgd in Windows version. I that true?
So can anyone tell my how I
you could also try this:
header(Content-Type: application/octet-stream);
header(Content-Type: application/force-download);
header(Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$name);
header(Content-Transfer-Encoding: text);
or this
header( Content-type: application/octet-stream );
header(
Ive figured it out :)
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I'm using php 4.3.1 on a Windows XP and I use IIS 5.1 as a server.I tried
to
use GD lib but is seems like the built in support of bundle GB is missing.
Maybe I'm missing something
I'm using php 4.3.1 on a Windows XP and I use IIS 5.1 as a
server.I tried to
use GD lib but is seems like the built in support of bundle GB is missing.
Maybe I'm missing something but for me someone forgot to include boundled
libgd in Windows version. I that true?
So can anyone tell my how
ok... here's the thing...
The security issue seems to be that the flag 'cgi.force_redirect'
doesn't work in 4.3.0. This is only a security problem with Apache, NOT
IIS:
http://www.php.net/release_4_3_1.php
Id recommend going to the downloads page and using an older version of
PHP, and
php-windows Digest 20 Feb 2003 15:47:39 - Issue 1597
Topics (messages 18626 through 18635):
PHP HTTP Authentication, Win2k IIS
18626 by: John Toews
18629 by: Rico Derks
18630 by: Rich Gray
Re: geek fishing stuff
18627 by: Andrew Ferguson
Uploading images
yes
I used GD2
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I'm using php 4.3.1 on a Windows XP and I use IIS 5.1 as a
server.I tried to
use GD lib but is seems like the built in support of bundle GB is
missing.
Maybe I'm missing something
I am looking for any help for using any WMI in php. Looking through the
Platform SDK yesterday there were several examples of implementing it with
different scripting languages. As far as loading it in PHP what do I need
to do? (If you cant tell i'm new to the windows server side of things).
Hi,
I'm working on adding a new row in text file. I use file() to transfer file
to array and then after recognizing the row with MARK_HERE hadd new row
above the MARK row. It works fine. I use this code:
$AddContent = Content of the new line...;
$lines = file('old_content.txt');
for($i=0;
Thanks Rich, and Rico...
I turned register_globals on to no effect.
The only odd thing I am doing for IIS is that I
installed PHP under the ISAPI filters tab as well as
the configuration button. Normally I only install
under the configuration button. But it doesn't seem to
help.
Thanks!
---
greetings,
I am learning the basics of file processing, starting w/ how to write data to a file.
So far, I've created the .txt file and wrote the code. This is all being done on my
local windows 2k PC for practice. My question is, where should I save the .txt file?
So far, my forms and .php
All the file functions can work all over the server, and can even work
in diferent servers (if you got direct permissions, they work as in the
local server, if not, you must send username/password to get permission).
As a rule, it is advisable to read/write all the files in the local
server,
When updating from 4.2.3 to 4.3.1, was there any changes as to where php
pulls the modules from? In the .ini, I have it set to ./ as the directory
for modules, (.ini is in c:\winnt) but it seems as though it wants to pull
the modules from the c:\php folder. Is there something I am missing here
Hello everybody,
I use PHP (with MySQL) on a Windows2000 machine. For an application that I
am writing I need a simple straight forward file upload system through a
form, like this:
echo
form action=\Example_Action.php\ enctype=\multipart/form-data\
method=\post\
input type=\hidden\
I'm trying to make a page that requires an authentification by the user.
A lot of problems appear when I run a script copied from the O'Reilly : Web
Database Applications.
One of them is the function :clean: that doesn't exist, according with the
php compiler:
session_start();
m1nt ch3w wrote:
Howdy all,
Just got Win XP Pro, and was wondering which server to go for. IIS or
PWS? Which one is more stable and stuff like that.
Thanks in advance,
/m1nt
hee hee... neither. check out apache. ;)
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php-windows Digest 21 Feb 2003 04:15:46 - Issue 1598
Topics (messages 18636 through 18645):
Re: GD
18636 by: Olafsson
WMI in PHP
18637 by: Mike
Writing in txt file...
18638 by: Afan Pasalic
Re: PHP HTTP Authentication, Win2k IIS
18639 by: John Toews
file
hi rui
1st of all y do u want to clean up user data collected
:S
2nd if u only want to authentify a user (logged into ur system/site)
try this :
// session check ! ! ! !
session_start();
if(!session_is_registered(name-of-session-u-registered-for-user ))
{
header(Location:
Hi,
I don't know if this is what you need but I'm using authentication on
IIS 5.1 PHP 4.3.0 with this configuration:
PHP:
register_globals off
IIS config:
Anonymous access off
Integrated windows authentication on
Cheers,
Juraj
-Original Message-
From: John Toews
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