Search results matching tag 'iis7 fastcgi'

FastCGI does not pass PHP error to syslog (windows event log)

TU_MSN — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:48:16 GMT

Hello everyone,

i'm trying to get our systems shift to W2K8 and IIS7. Therefore i need to pass every php error to the windows event log (not an error log file!), but unfortunately i can't get it working. This is the only problem as the rest of my php scripts is working properly now. I'm using:

- IIS 7
- Windows Server 2008
- PHP 5.3.0
- Role Service: Cgi
- php.ini:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED
log_errors = On
error_log = syslog

Strange thing is, that calling php-fcgi.exe on the console passes the errors to the event log without any problem, although it prints a HTTP 500 status:

php-cgi.exe -c php.ini failure.php
Status: 500 Internal Server Error
Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8

Even the setting of "fastcgi.logging" (0/1) doesn't fix this issue. I already granted permission for IIS_IUSRS and the Internet Guest Account via regedit to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\ and to C:\Windows\System32\winevt without success. Also php 5.2.10 and Zend Server (CE) did not pass it through.

Can anyone assist and tell me what to do?

Thanks in advance!
TU_MSN

PS: Where can i find the version of the FastCgi service?

Vista 64bit: missing IISFCGI.dll...

kardosbalint — Sun, 31 May 2009 21:21:47 GMT

Hi all, I've a Vista Ultimate 64bit from MSDN, applied all patches, and installed PHP with the Web Platform Installer. BUT I can't start any PHP website, because it keeps telling me that IISFCGI.dll is missing; and it's right - it is missing from the %windows%\system32\inetsrv folder, however cgi.dll is here. I've tried to install/uninstall the CGI from the Windows Components \ WWW components checkbox, it does not help. I've tried to apply the FastCGI hotfix, KB967131, but all Vista versions say my platform is not supported. What more can I do? Thanks, Balint

IIS7 -FastCGI -PHP White Screen of Death

gusus — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 04:59:00 GMT

I am having an issue with IIS7 and PHP relating to clients receiving the white screen of death (blank page) after 90 seconds of processing. Standard php processing works fine.

The following are set in php.ini:

max_execution_time = 180
max_input_time = 180
memory_limit = 128M

In the FastCGI configuration on IIS I have the following:

ActivityTimeout 900
IdleTimeout 300
RequestTimeout 500

I have a simple page that runs through loop and sleeps every 15 seconds. If I set the max_execution_time to 30 seconds, I get the php execution time exceeded error as I should with two entries in the page. If I manually set_time_limit(0), it gives the white page of death. I have set php logging and nothing appears in the log. I intentionally put a syntax error to make sure and the syntax error was logged. In addition, I can set the ActivityTimeout to 10 and IIS gives me a 500 error telling me that the FastCGI process exceeded the configuration activity timeout.

The weird thing is the Failed Request Tracking show that the time taken was 30592 msec with a status of 200 (I assume success). However, the last entry in the request trace is "FASTCGI_WAITING_FOR_RESPONSE"...

Any ideas???

How to know for sure if FastCGI is being used to run php scripts

jtalbot — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 02:23:46 GMT

Hello,

I have a hosted site and I'm having trouble configuring Joomla (running Joomla + php + mySQL on IIS7 + win server 2008). I have a similar configuration running on a local machine (Joomla + php + mySQL on IIS7 + vista x64), so I was at least able to follow instructions showed in various tutorials on how to set this up.

This symptom with the hosted site is that I can't turn on any SEO settings in Joomla (not even the first setting, "Search Engine Friendly URLs"). I get either 404 (file not found) or the URL appears correctly rewritten but it's always the home page's content that is displayed. I had a similar issue on my home machine and it turns out to have been because I wasn't using FastCGI to host php, so I decided to investigate that on the hosted site.

Anyway, I noticed in the web.config file of the directory hosting joomla on the hosted site the following line:

From past experience, I know that php has some issues when not running under fastCGI. I noticed the web.config in the root folder used the following line instead:

I copied that in the web.config in the joomla directory, and got different behavior... but still not working. If I load a .php file in the joomla directory that runs phpInfo(), under Server API it says CGI/FastCGI . Is that positive confirmation that FastCGI is being used? Why does the handler in the web config point to modules="CgiModule" instead of modules="FastCgiModule" (I'm not even sure that exists, but I just find the mention of CgiModule suspicious).

It's a hosted site, so as far as I know I don't have access to ApplicationHost.config file...

Re: PHP on IIS 7

tk7275 — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 04:57:22 GMT

Not to hijack this thread, but I'm experiencing similar issues.

I followed the instructions in this blog: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/246/using-fastcgi-to-host-php-applications-on-iis-70/

I'm running Windows 2008 x64 in a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine. All network components are working, as I'm able to a) download patches and b) get to this blog to write this post :)

Directions seemed to be going fine, I got the 5.2.8 version of PHP, installed the IIS7 admin tools for FastCGI administration, etc. Typed in c:\php\php -info and a whole slew of text scrolled across my machine. Yay!

But then, I tried two things: 1) place the phpinfo.php into the c:\windows\inetpub directory, and 2) created a c:\www\phptest directory, placed the phpinfo.php and an index.php (both with the same text), created a virtual directory called phptest

I tried http://localhost/phpinfo.php and http://localhost/phptest and http://localhost/phptest/phpinfo.php.

I ensured that phpinfo.php and index.php were included in all the default documents (even made it first on the list.)

One thing I noticed, the docs say if you don't see the modules listed (mind you, that's if the website even worked) to edit the applicationHost.config file - I don't have that file in my system32\config... it's in a HISTORY directory... (it exists on my Windows2003 server in that location, but not Windows 2008) Is that causing issues?

And I got error 403.14 - Forbidden

Module: DirectoryListingModule

Notification: ExecuteRequestHandler

Handler: StaticFile

ErrorCode: 00000000

(Logon method and user, both Anonymous)

If I tried http://localhost/phptest/phpinfo.php I got the generic "The webpage cannot be found."

I tried downloading the x64 bit verion from Fusion (5.2.5)... Same errors

I had similar experiences with getting PHP to work on Windows 2003 R2 with IIS6.

PHP from the commandline works - but can't get IIS to get it to work.

Using things like Filemon (on Win2003 at least) never really revealed where I didn't have permissions.

I'm new to IIS7, so maybe it's a security thing? Dunno. It's a pretty vanilla Windows 2008 Server. Freshly created to get IIS7 and PHP working (with FastCGI)

Any help or directions would be nice.

Thanks,

PHP on IIS 7

ericandrews — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 23:25:06 GMT

Hello to everyone. I am trying to get PHP 5.2.6 to work on IIS 7. I followed all the directions in the article "Using FastCGI to Host PHP Applications on IIS 7.0", located here: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/246/using-fastcgi-to-host-php-applications-on-iis-70/

I followed all the steps, opened up a command prompt, typed in C:\PHP>php - info and it retured all the dependencies and PHP confituration information...sweet up to this point.

I continued with the rest of the installation instructions, configured IIS to Handle PHP Requests, created a phpinfo.php page, <?php phpinfo() ; ?>

I pulled up a browser and try to pull up the phpinfo.php page and get a 500 Internal Server error.

Any suggestions?

ZendCore+FastCGI+IIS7 : Cannot embed PHP errors in response HTML. Always get 500 - Internal server error

gbraux — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 23:13:18 GMT

Hello,

I am running WS2008 + IIS7 + FASTCGI + ZendCore.
I have not modified the default ZendCore php.ini configuration file.
Actualy, any kind of PHP error, warning or notice gives me immediately a IIS 500 Error (Internal Server Error).
It is a good thing in production environnement.

For debuging purposes, I want temporary to be able to see PHP warnings and errors embedded on the html page.

So I have set "display_errors = On" on the ZC admin panel.
But nothing changes ... I still always got error 500 on pages
containing errors, warning, or notice.

But I found that if I go to the website I want to debug using
http://localhost/mypage.php (so direclty on a browser on the
production server), I got the PHP errors embedded in the html page.
But when using the ip of the server, or the host header, I got error
500.

I also tried using ISAPI instead of FastCGI. The problem is still
quite the same, but in that case, only parse errors or undefined
functions gives me Error 500. Notices and Warning are well embedded.

Here is the IIS error log when getting an Internal Server Error
(testPage is a test page containing a division by Zero Warning).

--------------------------------------
MODULE_WARNING
ModuleName FastCgiModule
Data1 FASTCGI_RESPONSE_ERROR
Data2 PHP Warning: Division by zero in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Catalogues
\testPage.php on line 6
ErrorCode 5
ErrorCode Access is denied. (0x5)

MODULE_SET_RESPONSE_ERROR_STATUS
ModuleName FastCgiModule
Notification 128
HttpStatus 500
HttpReason Internal Server Error
HttpSubStatus 0
ErrorCode 0
ConfigExceptionInfo
Notification EXECUTE_REQUEST_HANDLER
ErrorCode The operation completed successfully. (0x0)
--------------------------------------

My php test page is as easy as :

<?php
$data = 0/0;
?>

I would like "PHP Warning: Division by zero in C:\inetpub\wwwroot
\Catalogues " beeing printed on the return page ... Instead of it, I
got 500 error, even with display_errors=On.
I also tried to process the test page directly on a console (using
"php -f mypage.php"), and the warning is well printed in the console.
So the problem seems not to come from the php interperter.

Zend is in a full default configuration state. The only param I have
changed is the display_errors config.
I tried also with PHP manualy installed from the official Non thread safe binaries (so without the zend package). The problem is exacly the same ...

The website is running in a unmanaged IIS appPool with Network Serivce identity.

There is maybe a right access problem somewhere (as the error log talks about an Access Denied error...). But where ? The PHP binary path ? The website path ? ... No ideas. But as the website works perfecly in production, I don't think it deals with that ...

The strangest thing in my problem is that errors are well printed when browsing using http://localhost/... directly on the production server ... But got 500 error when using http://192.168.1.1/... (the server IP).

Do anybody got an idea on how to get full PHP error reporing into the HTML page with IIS7, FastCGI and Zend Core ?

Thanks,
Guillaume

Multiple Undefined variable errors in PHP

mdsterling — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:08:20 GMT

I use windows 08 with IIS7 and most content is joomla 1.5x. I keep getting 'undefined variable' errors when I go check the fail logs after getting the server 500 errors. It seems to happen with several extensions. I have to go in the php page and jimmy-rig and then maybe it will work. I see the variables defined fine but it doesn't seem to pass them on. The permissions are set for IUSR and other net users.

It must be something I haven't configured in my IIS to cause this. Anyone have any answers. I've checked post and have tried a few things from what I've read, with no positive results.

specific error of one time is;

Data1	FASTCGI_RESPONSE_ERROR
Data2	PHP Notice: Undefined variable: html in C:\.....
ErrorCode	5
ErrorCode	Access is denied. (0x5)

No Fastcgi Module on Vista Home Premium with SP1 and IIS7

dungeness — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 19:56:52 GMT

No Fastcgi Module on Vista Home Premium with SP1 and IIS7.

I have tried turning off CGI and turning it on again but still no Fastcgi Module (Vista Home Premium with SP1 and IIS7). Server is running IIS7 OK and serving asp pages, just no PHP pages. Latest PHP installed OK. Any ideas how to get a FastCGI module installed?

Re: PHP FastCGI WordPress Server 500 Error

kalnos — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:17:16 GMT

I had the same problem until I installed the non-thread safe version of php

(php-5.2.6-nts-Win32.zip)