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kroozah · January 18th, 2006, 08:48 AM

We uninstalled it.....!!!!
We built a new server with W2K, PHP, MySql, IIS5
When we try to do the install on the new server we no longer get any CGI errors. Those errors where a result of Windows 2003 Server permissions and where to frustrating to work through. So.......

We try again, but after repeded attempts on the new server with specs out lined by your supported platform requirments it still will not properly install. Granted we no longer see any CGI errors. We actually get to the last step where it fails. I'm off site now or I would post the exact error message. The error messages deal with a parse problem in two of the php files.

We have coppermine installed, but would like to use PhotoPost...don't want to trow good money away....

How about providing a permission list for the directories in PhotoPost for IIS
converting from UNIX permission is at best confusing at times. And can create un wanted problems.

A simple permission structure and which folder / files get what, would be nice.

We do have Coppermine installed because it didn't give us the same issues PhotoPost did. They (Coppermine) also provide a permision layout for folders and files when using with IIS.

??

January 18th, 2006, 08:48 AM	#3 (permalink)
kroozah Junior Member Verified Customer Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: USA Posts: 7	We uninstalled it.....!!!! We built a new server with W2K, PHP, MySql, IIS5 When we try to do the install on the new server we no longer get any CGI errors. Those errors where a result of Windows 2003 Server permissions and where to frustrating to work through. So....... We try again, but after repeded attempts on the new server with specs out lined by your supported platform requirments it still will not properly install. Granted we no longer see any CGI errors. We actually get to the last step where it fails. I'm off site now or I would post the exact error message. The error messages deal with a parse problem in two of the php files. We have coppermine installed, but would like to use PhotoPost...don't want to trow good money away.... How about providing a permission list for the directories in PhotoPost for IIS converting from UNIX permission is at best confusing at times. And can create un wanted problems. A simple permission structure and which folder / files get what, would be nice. We do have Coppermine installed because it didn't give us the same issues PhotoPost did. They (Coppermine) also provide a permision layout for folders and files when using with IIS. ?? Last edited by kroozah; January 18th, 2006 at 08:58 AM.