Hello,
with my PHP installation (4.3.1) on a Win2K server with IIS 5.0 I
encounter the following problems:
When I configure a webserver so, that anonymous access is enabled, and when I use IE to access a HTML page of that site anonymously, all works fine.
When I store an PHP-script in the same directory of the above
mentoined HTML page, and when I use IE to access that PHP-Script, then the behaviour depends on the rights I assign to the folder, where PHP.EXE is stored:
When I assign no rights for the IUSR_... user, which represents the anonymously accessing user, the I get in my IE a request for entering a userid and a password - so far clear. When I enter the credentials of the admin of the Win2K server, the PHP script works fine.
Now to my problem: I want of course enable and use anonymous access.
So I assigned the rights for the IUSR_..., which represents the
anonymous user in Win2K, to the folder, where PHP.EXE and the other PHP-files are stored.
When I now use IE and try to access a PHP-script on that site, PHP crashes with an error message on the server an presents an OK button on the console of the server. On the IE client nothing happens until I push the OK-button on the server. Then a CGI Error message appears on the IE.
The error message on the server (shown in german, so I try to
translate) says: The statement in ... points to memory in ... The
process read could not be performed on memory. Click OK ...
Has anybody a helpful hint? Does anybody know, what the problem is or could be?
Help would be very appreciated!!!
Thanks in adv.
Thomas
