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paulwratt
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07-01-2009, 10:22 AM
[quote user="brashquido"]
Running PHP at the command line is more or less the same as configuring logging. Basically it just gives you a much clearer insight into what your PHP processes are actually doing. The only issue with using PHP cli is that it takes IIS out of the loop, so if you have an IIS configuration issue with PHP using ...
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paulwratt
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06-29-2009, 4:02 PM
glad you figured it out..
.. can you give me any pointers (from your setup) as to how you are getting PHP error output (I have checked php-cgi to make sure its not dll related)
EDIT:
.. OK, it must be contagiuos, I also figured it out, correct "windows" php.ini setup.
for anyone else who gets this far (working php ...
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paulwratt
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06-29-2009, 3:44 PM
[quote user="brashquido"]I'd recommend you try enabling php logging in php.ini.[/quote]
this is the second time I've seen you mention this, what exactly do you mean (Windows 7), php.ini is set, but I cant find a corresponding log file anywhere
RE: the original post, if your using FastCGI, type "php-cgi" in a command ...