• I’m running IIS 6, PHP 5.2.1, and MySQL 5.0.37
    [updated] Oh, and I’m trying to install WP 2.1[/updated]

    [updated 2] after searching the forums, some additional info so folks don’t chase the wrong thing.
    PHP.ini is set to 128meg memory and I have BOTH mysql and mysqli extensions loading[/updated 2]

    I’ve created a wordpress db in mysql and a wordpress user with all permissions to that db. I’ve gone so far as to create a test table in that db and hand write a short script in PHP to pull the record I inserted just to make sure that PHP was accurately connecting to mysql and obtaining data using the connection parameters I have in the wordpress config.

    Here’s where it gets REALLY wierd.

    If I just go to the root of the wp folder, I get the “not installed” message. Click the link and I get a blank page. Nothing comes up. If I go back to the root folder of wp THAT PAGE NOW STAYS BLANK TOO; and only a restart of services will get it to come back.

    I suspect this is some bizzaro IIS prob, but why then do my handwritten scripts access the db just fine?

    And why am I not getting ANY errors?

    Any help is appreciated.

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  • Thread Starter newstyle

    (@newstyle)

    I found the problem. I was installing PHP as an IIS ISAPI and that doesn’t work apparently.

    Installed as IIS CGI and all is good now.

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