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Thread ID: 25570	2002-10-07 04:32:00	IIS and PHP	Mike (15)	Press F1

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86713	2002-10-07 19:44:00	Sal, I'm not using Apache :) I'm still using IIS - the PHP installer installed itself for IIS and is working. I didn't see the need to have Apache running as well as IIS (I need IIS for some other software I run - it requires IIS to run, even though it doesn't really use it... well not when I use it; I haven't got into that side of things in that program yet). When I get a faster machine I'll install Oracle back on, which includes Apache and mySQL, and have a play with that. But at the moment my machine is just too slow for Oracle. Mike. PS Go Oracle! Win the Luis Vuitton!	Mike (15)
86714	2002-10-07 22:17:00	oh, i know you were trying to get iis and php working together, but , well, yeah, lol so what is this program that you need iis for, surely theres an apache alternative ;)? grtz sal. tga	sal (67)
86715	2002-10-08 00:33:00	> so what is this program that you need iis for, surely > theres an apache alternative ;)? Microsoft Visual Studio .Net (version 7). Nope Apache just doesn't cut it :) it needs IIS for the ASP etc. parts of it (I'm not using it for that yet, but won't install without IIS). Mike.	Mike (15)
86716	2002-10-08 03:00:00	ONE ASP (formerly Chilisoft ASP) i heard is a good alternative, and works on apache;), and is free for developing asp aps, etc developer.chilisoft.com (50MB download ?:|) grtz sal. nz	sal (67)
86717	2002-10-08 03:29:00	> ONE ASP (formerly Chilisoft ASP) i heard is a good > alternative, and works on apache;), and is free for > developing asp aps, etc Well like I said, I'm not using it for ASP - I'm using it for the Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual C# parts of it :) > developer.chilisoft.com > (50MB download ?:|) That's a little smaller than the 1.7Gb that Visual Studio takes up :D Mike.	Mike (15)
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