Antwort: [Xitami-Dev] More bugs

[Justin Frim]

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Installing PHP under Xitami is quite easy.
You have to install it as a CGI...  There's no plug-in module that can 
be linked to Xitami.
Personally, my suggestion is to install PHP to a directory which is NOT 
accessible by the general public via the web server.  (ie. a directory 
which is not in the HTTP directory tree).
After installing it, edit PHP.INI (it will be located in the Windows 
directory) so that the cgi.force_redirect option = 0.  (this is safe now 
since PHP.EXE can not be accessed from the web)
Then in the Filters section of the Xitami configuration, create a filter 
for all files with a .PHP extension.  For the "filter command or script" 
part, enter the full path and filename where you installed PHP.EXE.

I still haven't tackled the MySQL yet, so I can't help you there.

Good luck!

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klaus-robert.schmalhorst@ivv.de wrote:

>
> Hallo Justin,
>
> I'd been wondering now for a long time how I can get a Windows-based 
> web server working on an Xitami basis. Until now I've been working 
> with the wide-spread Apache which to my opinion is a bit oversized for 
> Windows-based web server. What I need is an means to get PHP and 
> MySQL-databases working under Xitami. could you please give me some 
> links? Those from the Xitami-homepage don't help me much.
>
> Thanx
>
> K-R Schmalhorst


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Installing PHP under Xitami is quite easy.<br>
You have to install it as a CGI...&nbsp; There's no plug-in module that can
be linked to Xitami.<br>
Personally, my suggestion is to install PHP to a directory which is NOT
accessible by the general public via the web server.&nbsp; (ie. a directory
which is not in the HTTP directory tree).<br>
After installing it, edit PHP.INI (it will be located in the Windows
directory) so that the cgi.force_redirect option = 0.&nbsp; (this is safe
now since PHP.EXE can not be accessed from the web)<br>
Then in the Filters section of the Xitami configuration, create a
filter for all files with a .PHP extension.&nbsp; For the "filter command or
script" part, enter the full path and filename where you installed
PHP.EXE.<br>
<br>
I still haven't tackled the MySQL yet, so I can't help you there.<br>
<br>
Good luck!<br>
<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:klaus-robert.schmalhorst@ivv.de">klaus-robert.schmalhorst@ivv.de</a> wrote:
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 cite="midOF5567F6E5.243999C6-ONC1256F6A.002B0E80-C1256F6A.002B878B@ivv-verbund.de"
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  <font face="sans-serif" size="2">Hallo Justin,</font>
  <br>
  <br>
  <font face="sans-serif" size="2">I'd been wondering now for a long
time how I can get a Windows-based web server working on an Xitami
basis. Until now I've been working with the wide-spread Apache which to
my opinion is a bit oversized for Windows-based web server. What I need
is an means to get PHP and MySQL-databases working under Xitami. could
you please give me some links? Those from the Xitami-homepage don't
help me much.</font>
  <br>
  <br>
  <font face="sans-serif" size="2">Thanx</font>
  <br>
  <br>
  <font face="sans-serif" size="2">K-R Schmalhorst</font>
  <br>
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