Kimmo Laine wrote:[color=blue]
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:C76dnYI4osBUwDbe4p2dnA@comcast.com...
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>>charles_weaver@post.harvard.edu wrote:
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>>>I have a PHP program on a Windows Server website and the following do
>>>not work:
>>>
>>>$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["PHP_SELF"], $_SERVER, $_SESSION
>>>
>>>etc. etc.
>>>
>>>Can someone explain me why?
>>>
>>>Is there something I can tell my web host to set in the php.ini file to
>>>fix this?
>>>
>>>All of this has always worked for me on Unix.
>>>[/color]
>>
>>It's probably because you're using IIS, not Apache. This can't be fixed
>>in the php.ini file. This information is supplied by Apache.
>>[/color]
>
>
> Bullshit! I work with PHP + IIS server. $_SESSION, $_SERVER and so on, are
> all available in php programs. The primary solution is to check the
> configuration of the server, and fix that first, and if that fails, then get
> the apache. But saying using apache is the only solution is just horse shit.
>
>[/color]
I do, too. And no, not everything is available in IIS as it is in Apache.
Additionally, if you have PHP loaded as a CGI, even less is available.
And learn to read. I didn't say to get Apache because it's the only
solution - I said to get it because it's the MOST COMPATIBLE SOLUTION.
His final target is Linux. It only makes sense to develop using the
same server as you're going to be deploying on.
So get off your Microsoft High Horse and learn to read.
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