I'm working on a project where we're using IIS. I would normally work on Apache, and the above post about comment notification not being possible on IIS is a bit worrying. Is this still the case - and if so, is there a workaround?
Are there any other functions that are known to not work on IIS?
It still does not work on IIS. Comments and Modrewrite do not work with Zenphoto on IIS. modrewrite for the obvious reason that it is an apache module.
Otherwise I run many many galleries on IIS and that is the only thing that do not work.
Safe Mode is not recommended for use with zenphoto, thus it may not be prudent to consider it a "bug" in the zenphoto code, as Safe Mode is not realistic for proper PHP server operation. This is a snippet from a post that the developer, Tristan, mentioned a while back (and I quote):
1. Contact your host and tell them you want Safe Mode disabled, and point them to the following site: http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.php 2. PHP with Safe Mode on is basically debilitated, so I wouldn't pay for it if I had a choice. It is of course up to you though.
But I'll leave that up to Tristan to ultimately decide, but I gather from his previous posts that he is not entirely happy about safe_mode on the webserver where zenphoto is installed.
I won't reply to you on the safe_mode goals and constraints... I don't think it's the good place to talk about that. Nevertheless, don't forget some people can not do anything else that working with safe_mode...
With only a minor change, mails with safe_mode can be generated. It's easy to do, does not add lot of complexity and provide the wanted feature. That's all that I want :-)
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I'm working on a project where we're using IIS. I would normally work on Apache, and the above post about comment notification not being possible on IIS is a bit worrying. Is this still the case - and if so, is there a workaround?
Are there any other functions that are known to not work on IIS?
Thanks
Alastair
Otherwise I run many many galleries on IIS and that is the only thing that do not work.
http://www.zenphoto.org/trac/ticket/83
I provide a quick fix in that particular case.
1. Contact your host and tell them you want Safe Mode disabled, and point them to the following site: http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.php
2. PHP with Safe Mode on is basically debilitated, so I wouldn't pay for it if I had a choice. It is of course up to you though.
But I'll leave that up to Tristan to ultimately decide, but I gather from his previous posts that he is not entirely happy about safe_mode on the webserver where zenphoto is installed.
I won't reply to you on the safe_mode goals and constraints... I don't think it's the good place to talk about that. Nevertheless, don't forget some people can not do anything else that working with safe_mode...
With only a minor change, mails with safe_mode can be generated. It's easy to do, does not add lot of complexity and provide the wanted feature. That's all that I want :-)