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Posts Tagged iis

02.16.2010

Upgrading Wordpress running on IIS

The ideal WordPress installation runs on a linux+apache platform but with a little tweaking, runs just fine on IIS. One common problem is with the installation of plugins and the application of the automatic upgrades of Wordpress. You’ll see something like:
“Downloading update from http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.x.x
Download failed.: Could not copy files.
Installation Failed”
The problem here is that WordPress [...]

07.21.2009

Install Wordpress on Windows IIS server Part 3

Download wordpress http://wordpress.org/latest.zip
Extract the zip file to a suitable folder where you want the website to run from e.g. d:\data\intranet
Setup an IIS website and point to this folder. See video for instructions on setting up an IIS website

Rename the wp-config-sample.php file to wp-config.php
You will then have a wordpress web folder that looks like this…

Open up [...]

07.21.2009

Install Wordpress on Windows IIS server Part 2

To setup the MySQL database you can either use the MySQL command prompt or the GUI phpMyAdmin which is a WYSYWIG web based control for configuring MySQL databases. It will take longer to setup the GUI however it is a useful tool should you ever need to modify you MySQL databases directly (which is likely if something [...]

07.21.2009

Install Wordpress on Windows IIS server Part 1

Here are the start to finish instructions for setting up your wordpress blog site on a Windows IIS server. This was done on a windows 2003 server. In this instance I am setting up wordpress to use as an intranet site.
Part 1 covers install of:

MySQL
FastCGI Extension
PHP

Download MySQL and install. You will need to rename the .man [...]

02.25.2009

Attempting to run an ASP site you receive a message The Include file cannot contain ‘..’ to indicate the parent directory

To resolve this problem without changing the application:

Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
Double-click your computer name in the left pane, and then double-click Web Sites.
Locate the Web site and directory that houses the ASP application.
Right-click the application site or directory, and then click Properties.
Select Home Directory, and then [...]