Classic PHP for Win32 installation (RPM)

1. Download the latest PHP for Win32 to Www.php.net.
2. Extract all the files to the directory you need, recommend your choice: c:\php3\;
3. Copy the file Php3-dist.ini to your Windows directory and rename it to Php3.ini;
C:\WINDOWS 95 or 98 is the name
C:\Winnt or C:\WINNT40 This is the NT directory
4. Edit your Php3.ini file: Set the Extension_dir option to the directory where you unzipped the file, where I
They're c:\php3.
5. Set the Doc_root to your Web site's root directory, such as C:\apache\htdocs or C:\webroot

6. Starting from here we have to set up separately:

*windows 95/98/nt and Pws/iis 3 go this way:
Run regedit program;
@ Find this registry key: Hkey_local_machine/system/currentcontrolset/servic
Es/w3svc/parameters/scriptmap.
@ In the Edit menu select: New->string Value.
@ at the key name, type the file name extension you want the PHP3 interpreter to resolve: for example. PHP3 has a point in front,
Don't ignore it!
@ Double-click the registry key you just built, and enter the path and filename of the PHP.EXE file at the key value, such as C:\php3
\php.exe%s%s These two s% can not be less yo, otherwise ...
@ You can repeat the two steps above to add a lot of file names to PHP3 resolution, and I'm going to add a AAA to
It explains ...:)))))
@ Find this registry key: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
@ Select New-> primary key in Edit menu
@ Name the primary key as. PhP3 the same as above, then double-click its default value and enter Phpfile
@ Now build a primary key named Phpfile in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and set its default value to PHP
Script, however
Right-click on the Phpfile to select the new-> string value, named Shell,
Right-click on the shell, create a new open key,
Right-click on open to create a new command key
Sets the key value of the command key to the path and file name of the Php.exe, such as C:\php3\php.exe,
It's OK!

Comrade *apache here to see:
• Extract all PHP files to c:\php3g;
• Rename Php3-dist.ini to Php3.ini, then copy to Windows directory;
• Edit httpd.conf files in Apache's conf directory
• Set the following lines in the actual place:
scriptalias/php3/"c:/path-to-php-dir/"

AddType application/x-httpd-php3. php3

AddType application/x-httpd-php3. phtml

Action application/x-httpd-php3 "/php3/php.exe"


· Windows NT and IIS 4
In Internet SERVICE MANAGER (MMC),
Select site
Right-click, pull up attribute, select home Directory tab
Click the Configure button to select the Application tab
Click Add, enter C:\php3\php.exe in the executable box s% s% be careful not to lose s%
Enter in the Extension box. php3
Set the security level, if you use the NTFS file system, let the php file directory have the client's execution rights
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Reprinted from "Cottage Forum"
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