>From my understanding you can get PHP with CGI to do persistant connection
if you install fastcgi.
Link about PHP and FastCGI:
http://php.weblogs.com/fastcgi_with_php_and_iis
Mark.
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> depend on which web server :
>
> for
depend on which web server :
for apache : use php as a module
for IIS (very bad id) : use php as a ISAPI
In either case don't use php as a CGI, this won't allow persistant
connection (very usefull for mysql)
Hope that helped !
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What I tend to do is to download the installer and run it as this sets
up all the configuration (eg IIS)
I then download the zip file (Which contains a load of extra files eg
PEAR) and copy the whole unzipped directory to overwite the c:\php dir
contents created by the installer.
This might b
what webserver are you using? If it's IIS, then use the installer... If
it's Apache, teh installer doesn;t work, you have to do it manualy.
- Anthony
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> I am building a Windows 2000/PHP production server. I have only eve
> Is it better to install PHP using the PHP installer or using the Zip file
> version?
Go for the PHP Installer. It's straight forward to install...
Do download the Zip file also, in case u need any extensions (DLL)
Nadim Attari
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