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PHP on Windows
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sleipnir214
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I've installed PHP on an IIS 5 server running on W2K. I found the process fairly painless.
PHP will not conflict with ASP. ASP is not actually built into IIS -- it's basically a module that plugs into IIS, just like PHP.
If I named a file "foo.asp", the ASP interpreter handled it. If I named a file "foo.php", the PHP interpreted it.
PHP will not conflict with ASP. ASP is not actually built into IIS -- it's basically a module that plugs into IIS, just like PHP.
If I named a file "foo.asp", the ASP interpreter handled it. If I named a file "foo.php", the PHP interpreted it.
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I looked into it more and found a really cool package for installing php, apache AND mysql for Windows. It's called PHP Triad and can be obtained from this address:
you can set your apache to run on a different port.
in httpd.conf change this line :
Port 80
to
Port 81
That way you can have both servers running side by side.
To access apache (php) you can do and for your existing ASP server you can use
I hope this helps.
Gary Haran
in httpd.conf change this line :
Port 80
to
Port 81
That way you can have both servers running side by side.
To access apache (php) you can do and for your existing ASP server you can use
I hope this helps.
Gary Haran
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