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Version 7 (RC) on IIS? How did you solve it?

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Just wondering if anyone got v7 running on a IIS server already... I'm trying to figure out some weird stuff which won't allow me to use Fusion like I want to ;)
(for example: a config file which can't be found unless I've stripped all rights from the install folder of Fusion. This requires me to login with my FTP account on the web server in order to view the site. Not a nice situation unless you want your account info wandering over the net).

some details on the server:

IIS: 6
PHP: 5.2.5
MySQL: 5.0.51a

Now I'm just wondering if there's something very silly I'm not seeing right now or that something else is wrong :) (I suspect the first :D ).
So far I've figured out the checking of the files is somehow not working as it should:

// Locate config.php and set the basedir path
$folder_level = ""; $i = 0;
while (!file_exists($folder_level."config.php")) {
$folder_level .= "../"; $i++;
if ($i == 5) { die("Config file not found"); }
}
require_once $folder_level."config.php";
define("BASEDIR", $folder_level);

Whatever I try, the file_exists() just keeps popping out false, basically resulting in a rather nasty error which I don't want of course.. I already uploaded a very clean test file just doing the same check:

if (file_exists('config.php')) echo "success..";
else die("what did you expect");

Guess what happens ;) I get the success message, so it doesn't seem to look like a problem with the hosting company or something :(

I'm getting kinda stuck right now trying different things and so on, so any help would be appreciated :)
Edited by Homdax on 10-07-2008 12:03,
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Stop using IIS. It's a pain in the butt. I never got fusion running on IIS (Vista / IIS7).
I've downloaded WAMP (Windows Apapche MySQL PHP) and that works fine.
It can run alongside ISS, just add a port in either IIS or Apache
(http://123.123.123.123:81) then everything will be just fine.

WAMP can be downloaded here: http://www.en.wampserver.com/presenta...tation.php
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works fine on my server
later today i set up a fusion v7rc2 on my main domain

OS w2k3
php 5.2.6
MySQL 5.0.51a
iis 6
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Lets turn this around a bit.

Tell us how you made it work in IIS.
Not that we support it, but it may be interesting reading. :)
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@SiteMaster: Let me know if you run in to any problems with v7 RC2 :)

[edit]
And yeah, I know.. IIS isn't the best system to run Fusion on, but right now its all I've got. If it just wasn't working at all I wouldn't even bother trying to get it up and running. But since it does work in certain circumstances, I want to give it a shot to get it working anyhow ;)
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Edited by WiZZarD on 10-07-2008 13:07,
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well long story short

installed php using the cgi not fast-cgi or ISAPI can't get them to work
extensions = bzip2, GD2 and MySQL
installed MySQL Connector http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/5.1.html
thats it, i have a MySQL server on another server so i don't installed that on the w2k3 server.

made a folder on the server to the Fusion files, and made a New Website in IIS
Allow the following permissions:
Read
Execute (such as ISAPI applications or CGI)

then set write permission to config.php to IUSR_SERVER
run the setup and remove write permission and your done

here is the test site http://f7.sitemaster.dk
Edited by SiteMaster on 10-07-2008 14:19,
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Thanks SiteMaster,

Very helpful. Gonna try PF now on our Intranet web server.

Cheers!
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