Medium Flame:Re: fPCGI vs. Windows 2003 ==>> bottom post
Bill Vermillion
fp at wjv.com
Mon Jun 7 22:09:14 PDT 2004
On Mon, Jun 07, 2004 at 11:01:37PM -0400, Robert Haussmann thus spoke:
> [...]
>
> > It's not a filePro issue, Tony. It's a Windows issue. Specifically
> > something in either Server 2003 or IIS 6.0, or a combination
> > thereof. This
> > is specific to the CGI environment, and fPCGI as a product
> > notwithstanding,
> > that's not fP-Tech's fault.
> > Given the -exact- same server (W2K3/IIS6), -any- software
> > running through
> > IIS would encounter this issue.
> First, let me give public thanks to Mark on this issue. He worked with
> me for a number of hours tonight to help troubleshoot this issue.
> He even wrote two programs on the fly to help narrow down the problem
> (see below). Thanks Mark!
[deletia ...]
> So the bottom line appears to be that filePro will not work on
> Win2K3 using fPCGI, OneGate, or any other CGI engine when
> accessing a non-local drive. Unless, of course, filePro gives us
> the option of using UNC's rather than drive letters.
> That being said--how difficult would it be for fPTech to
> make the next version of filePro respect UNC's as well as drive
> mappings? E.g., PFDSK=\\servername\vol\directory\subdir ?
Difficult or not, I see the UNC as the way that MS is going and
drive letters are becoming rapidly obsolete.
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Bill Vermillion - bv @ wjv . com
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