PHP on Windows 2000 ?

Has PHP come up with a binary version for Windows 2000 ?

Can the existing Win32 binary work on Windows 2000 server ?
Any ideas ?

Thanks in advance
Bijal

    What web server are you using? the existing version should work no problem....I know I've seen people posting on here using PHP on Win2K....

    ---John Holmes...

      Basically, I need to configure the Win 2000 machine for PHP 4.0(latest version), Apache and mySQL.

      Will this trio work in conjunction seamlessly on win2000 ?

      thanks.

        I've just installed PHP4, Apache and mySQL on my desktop win2k computer here at work to test some things and I used phptriad at http://sourceforge.net/projects/phptriad/.

        I haven't tested much, but so far I've noticed I can't send form emails. I'm sure it's fixable, but I haven't looked into it.

        Bijal Kothari wrote:

        Basically, I need to configure the Win 2000 >machine for PHP 4.0(latest version), Apache >and mySQL.

        Will this trio work in conjunction >seamlessly on win2000 ?

        thanks.

          Make sure you smtp server is set in your php.ini file. That should allow you to send emails....

          ---John Holmes...

            a month later

            Any ideas if PHP4 / IIS / Win2000 / SQL SERVER 7? PHP works, but I can get no DB connection through MSSQL or ODBC? I've done it on NT4 a number of times but Win2000 is a mystery...

              2 months later

              hello,

              i´m having the same problem...i´ve been debugging my aplication/site and the problem is that the variables aren´t passing, through the POST/GET method, from one page to another. Have someone already resolved this? If so, please help...it´s very urgent.
              Thanks in advance,

                   Mário Rui

                I don't know how this relates to the original question, but your problem is probably because track_vars is not on in the php.ini file.

                You can use the $HTTP_POST_VARS[] or $HTTP_GET_VARS[] arrays to get your values.

                If you have an input box called 'name', then you can use $HTTP_POST_VARS["name"] for it's value.

                ---John Holmes...

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