Migration Website Apache

Hello all,
Obvisouly I need to migrate the Apache linux to windows IIS.
Do u know some tips on that?
As an alternative method, I configured APache on Windows 2003 and the
links dont work

What I should do next?

Thanks

Marios

re: Migration Website Apache

mariosp wrote:
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> Hello all,
> Obvisouly I need to migrate the Apache linux to windows IIS.[/color]

It doesn't really answer your question....but why on earth would you want to
do that?

C.

re: Migration Website Apache

Colin McKinnon wrote:
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> mariosp wrote:
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>> Hello all,
>> Obvisouly I need to migrate the Apache linux to windows IIS.[/color]
>
> It doesn't really answer your question....but why on earth would you want to
> do that?
>[/color]

That is funny you should say that. I was thinking the same thing. I wonder
how many others are thinkning the same thing too.


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re: Migration Website Apache

mariosp wrote:
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> Hello all,
> Obvisouly I need to migrate the Apache linux to windows IIS.[/color]

How/Why *obviously*?


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re: Migration Website Apache

mariosp wrote:
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> Obvisouly I need to migrate the Apache linux to windows IIS.
> Do u know some tips on that?[/color]

Please define "Obviously".
[color=blue]
> As an alternative method, I configured APache on Windows 2003 and the
> links dont work[/color]

Please define "don't work".
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> What I should do next?[/color]

Please define that.

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re: Migration Website Apache

mariosp wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello all,
> Obvisouly I need to migrate the Apache linux to windows IIS.
> Do u know some tips on that?[/color]

One common problem in doing is Apache specific variables like
DOCUMENT_ROOT and REQUEST_URI, which doesn't exist for IIS. What I
would do is do a search for $_SERVER[] through the code and see what
variables are being used and if necessary, populate the missing ones
yourself.

Migrating to Win32 Apache might be easier. Although with things working
the way they do, the day after you've Apache set up your boss will want
to put an ASP site on the same server :-)

re: Migration Website Apache

Its the Domain Controller. Since the linux server does not belong to
us. We have to move it on the Windows 2003 Server.

re: Migration Website Apache

Its the Domain Controller. Since the linux server does not belong to
us. We have to move it on the Windows 2003 Server.

re: Migration Website Apache

The error message of the links is The page cannot be found.
Couls you help me on that?

re: Migration Website Apache

mariosp wrote:[color=blue]
> The error message of the links is The page cannot be found.
> Couls you help me on that?
>[/color]

Sounds like you have your IIS set up incorrectly.

And BTW - Apache works just fine on Windows. You don't HAVE to use IIS.

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