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27/02/2008, 22h20

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
> If that's the problem, there is an easy fix. Get he webserver user
> access to the php.ini file. It's pretty easy - at least on W2K and W2K3
> servers.

you'd think it would be easy, yes.

httpd.exe is owned by SYSTEM

SYSTEM supposedly has 'Full control' over C:\php\php.ini

but no go.

(As an aside, I presume you also know that even an admin user is
denied access to some directories in Vista. Go figure. Not
surprisingly, there is a theory out there that M$ has resolved to
throw most resources into Vista's replacement and therefore not
spend much on improving Vista.)

Note to Chuck: yes, my Apache has set--> PHPIniDir "c:/php"

Note to Animesh: this machine is specifically for Flash, and
Photoshop - so I have to have some M$ OS crap on here. Maybe
they'll be a class action soon to give Vista users a free XP.
Hey, it could happen

27/02/2008, 22h20	#11
Jerry Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: php.ini not being read in vista Jerry Stuckle wrote: > > If that's the problem, there is an easy fix. Get he webserver user > access to the php.ini file. It's pretty easy - at least on W2K and W2K3 > servers. you'd think it would be easy, yes. httpd.exe is owned by SYSTEM SYSTEM supposedly has 'Full control' over C:\php\php.ini but no go. (As an aside, I presume you also know that even an admin user is denied access to some directories in Vista. Go figure. Not surprisingly, there is a theory out there that M$ has resolved to throw most resources into Vista's replacement and therefore not spend much on improving Vista.) Note to Chuck: yes, my Apache has set--> PHPIniDir "c:/php" Note to Animesh: this machine is specifically for Flash, and Photoshop - so I have to have some M$ OS crap on here. Maybe they'll be a class action soon to give Vista users a free XP. Hey, it could happen