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    Default Re: configure.php file error on Windows NT server

    OFF topic


    for Windows 2003 server its a better Idea to use Apache2triadCP it has all u need.

    First u have to stop IIS or all web ftp and pop smtp for windows if u gonna use all of them install apache and everything will be better.
    for mail use hmailserver for mail, for ftp server u can use Bullet FTP server.

    If u have problems with configuration contact me via ICQ
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    Default Re: configure.php file error on Windows NT server

    Definitely 'Off Topic' as the poster is on an online Windows server, which is more than likely a shared server. So they won't have the option of changing it to Apache.

    If they were using an offline server then XAMPP is much better then Apache Triad anyway.

    Vger

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    Default Re: configure.php file error on Windows NT server

    It's hard getting Windows help in a loonix crowd, so I'll do my best for you.

    I installed ZC1302 for the first time on Webhost4life on Server 2003/IIS6 and it went flawlessly.

    If you haven't got your own control panel with full file management, then write to your host and have them set permissions on these files:

    (your site) /admin/includes/configure.php
    (your site) /includes/configure.php

    to:

    Read Only

    for these users:

    IUSR_xxxxx
    Everyone

    Where xxxxx is usually your account name

    If you need the files to be writable again for some reason, have them set the permission to (read/write/execute):

    RWX

    Those are the Windows permissions names for all the chmodxxx stuff.

    Note: Whilst there's no need to switch to Linux/Apache, I would still advise getting a hosting account with a full control panel. Webhosts are so cheap these days. The one I use is cheap and has all the right facilities.

    Good luck,
    Rob

 

 
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