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• 09-15-2008, 9:15 AM

  palantir Joined on 09-15-2008, 9:07 AM Posts 3

  Questions about errors Reply Contact  Hi! I installed PHP5 on IIS7 (Windows Server 2008) and it works as expected. However I have some questions about errors and warnings. I come from Apache, no IIS experience. 1. If I run the script from localhost, after I have disabled the Friendly Errors in Internet Explorer, I can see the error message. But if I do the same from a Firefox on another computer, I get a 500 error back: how can I get the errors to appear on the other computers as well? Or is this firefox?  2. Apparently, when a script gets a warning, the script stops right there, and does not finish the entire computation. This is really a pain: can I prevent this? Thanks for any help Palantir

• 09-15-2008, 3:13 PM

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  ksingla Joined on 06-14-2006, 3:02 AM Redmond, WA Posts 863

  Re: Questions about errors Reply Contact 1. Do you mean you are getting php 500 error on localhost but some other 500 error on remote host? Can you pls paste error messages on local and remote machines? Also what is your system.webServer/httpErrors configuration? You can use the following command line (run in elevated window). appcmd list config http://<URL> /section:httpErrors 2. Do you want this for php scripts only or for some other scripts as well? Thanks, Kanwal Follow me on twitter at http://twitter.com/kjsingla

• 09-15-2008, 7:30 PM

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  ruslany Joined on 07-01-2007, 7:38 PM Redmond, WA Posts 664	Re: Questions about errors Reply Contact Regarding #2: I think this can be prevented by setting fastcgi.logging=0 in php.ini. http://ruslany.net
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• 09-16-2008, 2:29 AM

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  palantir Joined on 09-15-2008, 9:07 AM Posts 3	Re: Questions about errors Reply Contact Great, the fastcgi.logging = 0 setting solved both problems! Thanks a lot! Palantir

• 09-16-2008, 2:35 AM

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  palantir Joined on 09-15-2008, 9:07 AM Posts 3

  Re: Questions about errors Reply Contact  @ksingla: I solved everything with the setting above, which is good for me as I am running only one site on that machine. Just to clarify what the problem was - regarding #1, when I was viewing a buggy script on localhost, I saw the extended error reported by PHP (warning: ksort() espect parameter 1 to be array, and such stuff). On any other machine, the browser only reported "500 Internal server error", without any output from PHP at all (even when the error was generated after output from PHP).