ID: 12061 Comment by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Status: Bogus Bug Type: IIS related Operating System: Win 2K PHP Version: 4.0.6 New Comment:
I was facing this problem when writing a code on the w9x Notepad and modifying it by win2k editors or viseversa ... seems to be a problem converting between unicode and ASCII.. in my humble openion (donno if it's even right!) do it all on one editor. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-02 09:12:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have the same problems with phpmyadmin producing a CGI error in both panes after locking the anonymous IIS user out of the phpmyadmin directory. I provide a credentials for a user with proper permissions to that folder when accesssing it, but I still get the CGI errors. I don't think it's reasonable to grany anonymous users access to this administrative tool... Any ideas? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-10-22 08:14:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED] I had this error when I use php myAdmin. The problem was: I had edit the config.inc.php with wordpad. The sollution: editing with textPad ...so long, Joe ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-10-16 16:10:48] [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have W2k Server IIS5/PHP4 I was able to fix this issue simply by doing the following: Open Internet Service Manager Right Click Default Web Site (or any website using php) Goto Properties Click the HOME DIRECTORY tab Click the CONFIGURATION button Scroll down the list and select .php Click Edit button enable the CHECK THAT FILE EXISTS checkbox. ok your way out. This eliminated my problems with this error. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-08-24 12:08:29] [EMAIL PROTECTED] For those of you getting a CGI ERROR when trying to run PHPmyAdmin from IIS (e.g. http://localhost/path_to_your_phpmyadmin_install/ .. Look at your config.inc file under "$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] = " and make sure that you have not included and extra space between the ending / and the closing quotation mark. Do this: ... ='http://localhost/phpmyadmin/' Not This: ... ='http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ ' If this is the cause of your problem you will see a /%20%/ between localhost and /phpmyadmin. All that is happening is an extra space is being input into your html. Simple fix. Hope this helps some of you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-06-18 17:42:34] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Regarding the CGI Header problem, I ran into the same thing, but had to perform a different solution (due to a stupid thing on my part). Anyways, I have Windows 2000 running IIS 5.0 latest of everything - meaning SP2 for W2K and PHP 4.2.1 and MySQL 4.0 and phpMyAdmin like 2.2.6 and when I installed the phpMyAdmin I changed the index.php file to default.php cause that's what I need for IIS to pick it up, I don't have it set up to see index.php. Yeah so, I know I'm stupid, but that was the problem (simple). Solution: I made a copy of the file and renamed it to index.php Result: The directory I had had the two files, index.php and default.php. Everything worked! FYI ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/12061 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=12061&edit=1
