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Re: PHP 404 Error in Virtual Directory

thewebhostingdir — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 12:42:02 GMT

I am not sure if you have done this or not.. but have you added web user and assigned permissions?

Re: PHP 404 Error in Virtual Directory

kakadia — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 00:26:27 GMT

Letters means

F         =   Full Control
M        =   Modify
R&E    =   Read & Excute
R        =   Read
W       =   Write
L        =   List of contents

Permissions on Virtual Directory..

Authenticated Users             M   R&E   R    W     L
SYSTEM                        F M   R&E   R    W     L
Administrators                F M   R&E   R    W     L
Users                                       R&E   R            L
IIS_IUSRS                                R&E   R            L

Permissions assigned on files

Authenticated Users             M   R&E   R    W
SYSTEM                        F M   R&E   R    W
Administrators                F M   R&E   R    W
Users                                       R&E   R
IIS_IUSRS                                R&E   R

these are the permissions are assigned by default...

i also found another problem with PHP that i have created 2nd web site in IIS7.0 and its wwwroot folder is located in defferent internal hard drive. so i go to the test URL to see if it's working or not..

the results came out to be.. NOT WORKING....error shows..default..internet explorer page..

"The webpage cannot be found"

Re: PHP 404 Error in Virtual Directory

brashquido — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:40:11 GMT

About the only directive in php.ini that would cause issues for a Virtual Directory is open_basedir, but even then you would get a PHP error rather than a 404. A 404 is almost always because the file/folder does not physically exist, or the permissions are too restrictive so that the file/folder has the apperance that it doesn't exist. What are your exact permissions on your virtual directory, and in particular your PHP files?

Re: PHP 404 Error in Virtual Directory

kakadia — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:45:41 GMT

i already set the default index page and the permission to the virtual directory.....

it still gives me an error...some how...

i think it has something to do with php.ini.....

Re: PHP 404 Error in Virtual Directory

HostingASPNet — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 06:54:53 GMT

Hello,

You should set the correct default document in IIS > Web site properties > Documents (by example index.php).

Regards

PHP 404 Error in Virtual Directory

kakadia — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 02:30:44 GMT

I'm running PHP 5.2.10 in Server 2008 SP2.

when i browse the virtual directory path..i get an error saying..

404 File or Folder not found.

Ex:: www.mydomain.com/virtual_directory_name/

i already set the Virtual Directory permission for iis users.

There is no problem with browsing regular file or folder...

Thanks in advance...