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   morningshadow
   

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   I am running Windows 7 with IIS 7.5. I'm kinda new to php and mysql, but I have both of them installed. I am having a problem with the install. I get to where I enter in the database information, and then the page comes up with error, after some time in loading. I think everything is set up correctly with the server. I guess this is my problem?

   Module FastCgiModule
   Notification ExecuteRequestHandler
   Handler PHP_via_FastCGI
   Error Code 0x00000000

   It also says logon method is ANONYMOUS
   and Logon User is Anonymous

   The detailed error pages that IIS has is not detailed enough! As I said, I am kinda new to php and mysql, but I know asp, and all of that is still working correctly. I also have other php pages, and they work correctly, but this does not. I include this picture so we can see what's going on. Does anyone have a clue how to fix this?

   

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Ryan
   

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   Hi morningshadow,

   I'm not sure if anybody has previously tried installing TD on IIS Windows 7, but I know there have been successful installations. You might want to run a search in the forums for IIS and see if that turns up anything.

   This might be of helping on checking to make sure your PHP 5.2 / MySQL are setup correctly on IIS: http://www.maniacomputer.com/WebServer/InstallingPHPonIIS7_win7.html

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   morningshadow
   

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   This is crazy! I was able to fix my php installation, and now it says this:
   We could not connect to the MySQL Database. Please check that your MySQL credentails are correct and try again.
   I have installed and uninstalled MySQL about 5 times now, and I cannot figure this out. Everything is installed right, and I believe everything is configured correctly as well.
   That's okay, I think I will try to put this on a different server platform, and see what happens then. I kinda want to get to know this program before I go putting it up on the internet, anyway

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   morningshadow
   

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   So I guess the best thing to do is create the database in MySQL BEFORE we actually go through with the install process. This is where it was hanging up, and now it works just fine. Thank you for your help, and for this awesome and robust system.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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