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This document provides instructions for configuring IIS to support PHP using the FastCGI approach. It explains that PHP needs to be installed, CGI needs to be enabled in IIS, and handler mappings configured to activate PHP file handling and specify the PHP handler. The php.ini file also needs configured for FastCGI. Additional details and links are provided for installing PHP on Windows with IIS7.
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And I added some contents which I spoke in the event to this slide.
Therefore, the English version is written in more detail than Japanese version.
Unfortunately, I'm not good at English. (I'm studying English now)
But I think that it is more readable than Japanese for many people.
Please tell me if you find mistakes (in the point of English or Technology).
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http://www.slideshare.net/vierjp/ja-night25
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- 3. • Anyway – FastCGI approach • Very Simple – Enable CGI - done – Install PHP – From IIS configure Manage Handler Mappings to activate PHP file handling and who will handle (php- cgi.exe) – Configure php.ini for fastcgi – Use HandleMappings
- 4. • Ok wait.... • We can use command line or programs and features from control panel • To change IIS->CGI enabling • optionalfeatures.exe command • In my case PHP was installed at – D:wampbinphpphp5.4.12 – Using Wamp server • So you configure using handler mappings...
- 5. • You need to configure some fastcgi parameters on php.ini • So php works..on IIS • Follow instructions from • http://php.net/manual/en/install.windows.iis7.p hp • Will work for sure
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