IIS Help

[SloppyGoat]

Man, I tried that. I can't seem to get any PHP after 4.1.2 to install and work. It says it can't configure it because an OCX is missing, but it doesn't give a file name. All attempts to configure it manually have failed. :cross-eyed: :lick:

[NTLDR]

My PHP.INI didn't seem to attach last time, this is the one I use with PHP 4.2.1 and IIS 6.0.

[SloppyGoat]

Thanks! I have a question. I noticed your domain name in your "SMTP=". Well, since I'm getting some warnings from certain pop servers, I'm wondering if I can use my isp's or my redirector's(I have DHCP cable) domain to solve that problem? Or will that screw up my sending capabilities? Is that the line that sends the address that they try to verify?
The emails are still being delivered, but I get Event ID 4000 warnings sometimes....probably because I have no MX record, I guess? There's nothing to verify for those servers that need to. Luckily, they seem to be quite forgiving.

[NTLDR]

The domain name I have in my PHP.INI posted is that of my ISP. I think changing the SMTP= line to have your ISP's server in instead of localhost should remove the event log errors you are getting.

[SloppyGoat]

That's what I was thinking. Thanks, I'll give it a try. I wasn't sure if that had to be the name of the localhost to work properly.

[SloppyGoat]

Originally posted by NTLDR

I would guess this is happening because the PHP script hasn't executed withing 30 seconds, this can be changed, I'll have a look at where the setting is when I get home.

Did you ever check to see if you could find that setting? I really wish I knew which one is causing this. Every setting I've found so far seems more than adequate.

[NTLDR]

Have a look in your PHP.INI for:

; Default timeout in seconds.
pfpro.defaulttimeout = 30

I think you just need to change 30 to the number of seconds you want to allow for the script to execute.

[SloppyGoat]

Thanks, I'll give it a try.