vb3 Archive for IIS 6
 

I am searching for a vb3 archive (google optimization) for IIS 6.

It is possible to install the ISAPI Filter (ISAPIREWRITE lite) so that the htaccess files are 100% supported.

But the native vb3 archive uses specific apache things, so that it is not possible to use a google optimized vb3 under IIS 6.

Please help!

Just cant use the CGI version as far as i was aware

What do you mean by "CGI version"? Of what? Where can I found it?

i THINK the archive works with IIS 6 with the isapi module. but im not sure

no it doesnt.

Your 100% sure?

i dont think the archive supports IIS, i know you probably like IIS but i never i thought it was pants and the windows apache server kicks its ass out of the water

and the wondows apache supports archive ;) and lots more than IIS... and its stable now

Regards
Mickie

For some reason i think the archive just doesnt work with CGI, however it might work with the module, best to ask someone at vB.com ;)

Again:

Windows 2003 Server with:

Apache 2 = The archive does work great.
IIS 6 = The archive doesn't work at all. With Rewrite_ISAPI the vb2 archive worked, but not the new vb3 archive.

yeah but dslteam

apache on windows is much better than IIS easier to setup and run you can almost use every module (almost there are a few but not that many anymore)

and as you said it works gr8 with apache 2 on windows so use apache2 for windows you know it makes sense :)

and i had a little row over the archive with a few people and i am telling anyone that the new code or whatever it calls (they said nothing has changed... but i said how can nothing change if you have changed tons code from beta1 to RC4 and the archive calls alot of other php scripts) but anyway i know the archive is not 100% no matter what they say as when i had RC1 on my linux box running fine with archive but as i have upgraded it stoped working on RC4 just out of the blue.

there is also a httpd.conf (apache) addon for the archive now on vbulletin.com

and anyway since RC4 just go over to vbulletin.com and look how many support threads there are about the archive and it linking back to main page etc

Regards
Mickie