ID: 25863
Comment by: moricio at hotmail dot com
Reported By: salmanarshad2000 at yahoo dot com
Status: Open
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: win32 only
PHP Version: 4CVS, 5CVS, 6CVS..
New Comment:
Hi!
I have come to this error all the time and finally decided to do
something and **SURPRISE** it worked!!
And I say it worked because I tried it before and didn't work at all.
The solution is to install PHP under IIS as an ISAPI module and not as
a CGI processor.
I have Windows XP, IIS, MySQL, PHP 4.3.4 and is working great without
this problem.
Also, follow the exact instructions as they appear in the install.txt
file in the php directory.
bye.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-09-08 20:37:21] salmanarshad2000 at yahoo dot com
The same problem was also noticed on Windows Server 2003 machine with
IIS 6.0, php version 4.3.6, and mysql 3.2x.xx, faulting php application
is moodle (www.sourceforge.net). The "CGI application misbehaved" error
appears randomly on pages that contain lots of mysql_query() and
header( "location: " ).
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[2004-09-08 16:41:34] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
People, please do not add comments to this bug report. If you have a
problem with the IIS documentation, see php bug #25863
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[2004-09-08 10:06:25] roger dot gusthage at home dot se
I've solved me problem by adding a redirect file between my login page
and start page. This way it seems that my use of header("Location: yada
yada"); got some breathing room and could "catch" up and smoothly go to
my start page instead of throwing a CGI error ...
I use IIS 5, W2000 server with frames on start page and got the error
only when i used header-function above or when i refresh my page
quickly.
This is not the best solution, but could be usefull in login-situation
where i now put some text to tell the user that the login is
processing.
Redirect i used meta tag and only 1 sec delay.
Hope this might solve the problem for some of you.
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[2004-06-29 12:03:00] closedbolt at gmx dot de
Seems like php.exe in php 5 rc3 does not prepend any headers.
--> cgi error in IIS
php-cgi.exe does... --> works fine for me now.
Example:
test.php
<? echo "hi"; ?>
C:\php>php.exe test.php
hi
C:\php>php-cgi.exe test.php
Content-type: text/html
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.0.0RC3
hi
C:\php>
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[2004-06-23 18:38:14] tincanmann at hotmail dot com
Hi, thanks for all the other posts and hopefully this can help someone
else!
I also struggled with this problem of getting PHP to run on IIS. I
solved it slightly differently on my development server to the live
production server, both running Win2003 Server (production being more
patched, secure, etc).
1) Ensure anonymous access not allowed by editing the website details
in IIS.
This solved my one server but not the other. However, it all seems to
stem from the security and permissions.
2) Try access the website using https:// instead of http:// ...
strange, I know, but it worked for the production server (and saved me
having to rewrite in ASP).
Gareth
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