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Installation on IIS/Windows 2003 platform

Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:00 am
by dimdur
Due to certain hosting limitations I have to deal with Win2003/IIS6 platform. I am trying to install CMSMS 1.6.4. I beleieve we have PHP 5.2 and MySQL 5+ working on that server. (Wordpress seems to be running with no issues).

Problem starts after I uploaded all files to the server into it's own directory (CMS) and am trying to access index.php file. When I try to go to /Server/cms/index.php system seems to re-direct me to existing homepage of the site (which is index.htm in the root directory).

I have few questions, but main ones are:

1. How can I load CMS/index.php to complete the installation? This is a "live" environment and I can not disable INDEX.HTM.
2. Are there any step-by-step installation instruction for IIS6 platform? I know that it is NOT recommended (unless I master it), but maybe someone has been successful??

Thanks in advance.

Re: Installation on IIS/Windows 2003 platform

Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:18 am
by Jeff
Check your config.php settings if it is going to the root directory then you probably have the site variables wrong.

If you have a index.htm in the cms/ then make sure you are going to Server/cms/index.php instead of just Server/cms/

Re: Installation on IIS/Windows 2003 platform

Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:26 am
by dimdur
ajprog wrote: Check your config.php settings if it is going to the root directory then you probably have the site variables wrong.

If you have a index.htm in the cms/ then make sure you are going to Server/cms/index.php instead of just Server/cms/
my CONFIG.PHP currently is at 0b - I just created an empty one and am trying to run install.

INDEX.HTM is in /SERVER directory (not in /SERVER/CMS) - to access CMS I am pointing to SERVER/CMS/INDEX.PHP - then it defaults somehow back to INDEX.HTM

Re: Installation on IIS/Windows 2003 platform

Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:59 am
by Jeff
then go straight to Server/cms/install/index.php

also make sure there isn't any IIS setting to redirect subdirectories to the root (IIS equivalent to .htaccess rewrite)