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XxLicherxX · Guest

Hello,

Does anyone know if Sharepoint and PHP can coexist on the same server?
I have some .php pages that I need to be able to include on my
intranet. I have configured PHP to work on a seperate site running on
the server that has not been touched by Sharepoint. Every .php comes up
just fine. When I do the same thing with my Sharepoint enabled site,
the .php sites don't run any PHP code.

Mike Walsh · Guest

Have you tried the standard method that is used for instance with .asp based
sites of adding the paths of your .php based sites to the list of folders
excluded from being processed by the WSS ISAPI filter ?

See

http://www.asaris-matrix.com/mvp-walsh/Lists/WSS%20FAQ/DispForm.aspx?ID=46

Mike Walsh, Helsinki, Finland
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XxLicherxX · Guest

Hi Mike,

I have tried this, but I am confused by two things. The first is
regarding the path. Lets say I have PHP files on my server at
http://servername/sharepointsite/PHP_files. Would the path I want to
exclude by "sharepointsite/PHP_Files"? The other thing that I am
running into is everytime I try to exclude something, I get an error
saying that "/" is an illegal character. This doesn't make sense to
me... How can I specify a web URL without using the "/" char?

Thanks

Mike Walsh · Guest

This is an extract from a MS paper (about coexistence with WSUS actually) so
you can certainly include the / character

----------
2. Exclude specific requests from being intercepted by the SharePoint ISAPI
DLL by doing the following:

a. Open the SharePoint Central Administration Site (click Start, point to
Administrative Tools, and then click Sharepoint Central Administration).
b. Click Virtual Server Configuration, and then click Configure Virtual
Server Settings.
c. Click Default Web Site.
d. Click Virtual Server Management, and then click Define managed paths.
e. In the Add a new pathbox, set the type to excluded path. Under Path,
type the following:
"/iuident.cab"
"/wutrack.bin"
"/clientwebservice"
"/Selfupdate"
-----------

Is that example any use ?

Mike Walsh, Helsinki, Finland

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Mike Walsh · Guest

They were there purely as an example to show that the "/" character is
certainly one that should be accepted by the system and to give you the kind
of format it is looking for.

(I have no idea what the four files do and they are not the files you need
to be excluding)

Mike Walsh, Helsinki, Finland

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XxLicherxX · Guest

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the example, but I am still confused. Do I need to exclude
the 4 files that you listed above in order to get PHP to function or
are they just there for pure example use? If not, What do those 4 files
do?

XxLicherxX · Guest

Thanks Mike,

I'm still have the same problem with the illegal character. I give it
the address:

/Sharepointsite/PHP_Folder

It then gives me the illegal character error.

if I were to go /Sharepointsite, I am fine.

Are you only allowed to exclude one level down from the root?

Mike Walsh · Guest

I don't know off-hand sorry.

Anyone ?

Mike Walsh, Helsinki, Finland

(I suppose you can't find any such restriction in the documentation)

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Alps · Guest

Hi
Yes Change port to 81 for sharepoint and that will help you. We use the
same way here and sharepoint is on non default [80] port defined by us
to be 81.

Cheers
Mike Walsh wrote:

XxLicherxX · Guest

Hi Alps,

Yeah, I ended up doing something similar. I made another website on a
different port strictly for PHP pages.

Thank you both for you help and responses.

Garth H · Guest

This is late, but hopefully it can help someone else out.

http://sharepoint.mysite.local/ <-virtual server 1 for WSpS
http://php.mysite.local/ <- virtual server 2 for PHP

Same IP, just have IIS use host headers to route traffic.

FYI PHP 5.1 looking really nice for runing PHP in the ISAPI layer
instead of CGI.

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