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FMAS8 web console

johnbr
in FileMaker Server v7 - v11

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I don't know if this is a coincidence, but I just installed php5 on our windows 2003 server which is running fmas8 and IIS6. Since I installed php5 and configured IIS to run it, I can't log into the FM web admin console. When I try go to that page now(http://localhost/fmi/config)I get a dialog asking me if I want to save this file called config, so its trying to download the config file instead of showing just showing the config page. Like I said, it wasn't doing this before I installed php and configured IIS, so I'm guessing I need to change a setting in IIS. Thanks for any suggestions anyone can offer.

I'm no expert here, but the URL doesn't specify an extension. Is it possible that PHP or IIS is failing to interpret the file as valid html or php.

How about appending .html ?

Does IIS need it "default" extensions configuring?

Try with http://127.0.0.1/fmi/config on your server

Of course if you access from outside, specify the IP address or the DNS name of your server.

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Thanks for the idea, but it still tries to download the config page.

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Its working now. The problem was that IIS was only configured to run scripts. I changed it to run scripts AND executables and now it works.

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