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IIS7/php Session Support - Error at install

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16 Mar 2009, 2:07 PM
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IIS7/php Session Support - Error at install

I am getting this message when I install zencart:

You need to enable PHP Session support on your webserver. You might try installing this module: php4-session

PHP Session Support is required in order to support user-login and payment/checkout procedures. Please talk to your host to reconfigure PHP to enable session support.

I am usining GoDaddy and they responded saying I have to cancel my hosting account and change it to one that supports IIS7, is that correct?
I'm sure lots of people use GoDaddy and also use ZenCart.
What do I have to do?

16 Mar 2009, 2:24 PM
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Re: IIS7/php Session Support - Error at install

ok, just read another post about GoDaddy and how it is not a very good hosting co especially for ZenCart. Guess I'll be shopping for a new one.
This is frustrating!

16 Mar 2009, 10:57 PM
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Re: IIS7/php Session Support - Error at install

Additionally, unless you have a very specific reason for hosting on a Windows server, you'll probably find that hosting on a Linux server gives you more flexibility and reliablility, not to mention better security.

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