Glad you learned to use FileMon for permissions problems (very common under Windows with anything from Perl, PHP, ASP, ColdFusion etc.....) This tool saved me 100s of times...
C:\tmp, sounds familiar, might be a default location for some PHP feature ? Don't remember at this time. Check your 2 folder variables in php.ini (one for uploads and one for sessions ). These need Read_Write permissions for the "web user" (i.e usually ISUR_MachineName).
Disable your rewrite ISAPI module for now until you get PHP running 100%.
Once you have PHP 100% working, enable the rewrite module.
Use FileMon to see if it is trying to also write or read some file. Most rewrite modules try to write to a log file. You will probably read_write permissions for the IIS user on that file (something even the folder containing it).
Don't forget on a production system that usually you can decrease the required permissions...
Joined: 2006-01-02
Glad you learned to use FileMon for permissions problems (very common under Windows with anything from Perl, PHP, ASP, ColdFusion etc.....) This tool saved me 100s of times...
C:\tmp, sounds familiar, might be a default location for some PHP feature ? Don't remember at this time. Check your 2 folder variables in php.ini (one for uploads and one for sessions ). These need Read_Write permissions for the "web user" (i.e usually ISUR_MachineName).
Disable your rewrite ISAPI module for now until you get PHP running 100%.
Once you have PHP 100% working, enable the rewrite module.
Use FileMon to see if it is trying to also write or read some file. Most rewrite modules try to write to a log file. You will probably read_write permissions for the IIS user on that file (something even the folder containing it).
Don't forget on a production system that usually you can decrease the required permissions...