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ShaneAu
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I accidently changed all my Application Extensions and now php, cgi and more are not working right.
How can I set them back to how Plesk had them?
How can I set them back to how Plesk had them?
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ShaneAu
Guest
Please help - anyone? 
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scubaj
Guest
on windows 2003 web server edition:
go to:
>start>administrative tools>Internet Informations Services (IIS) Manager
Selected the Computer and then right mouse click and select properties on "Web Sites"
go to the "Home Directory" Tab
Select the "Configuration..." button
Now you have a dialog box up with the extensions and where they work from, here is the following info for php and cgi, THIS WILL AFFECT YOUR GLOBAL CONFIGURATION:
click add button:
extension: php
Executable: "C:\Program Files\SWsoft\Plesk\Php\php.exe"
Extension: php3
Executable: "C:\Program Files\SWsoft\Plesk\Php\php.exe"
there is no info for CGI....
good luck - I do not gurantee results....
go to:
>start>administrative tools>Internet Informations Services (IIS) Manager
Selected the Computer and then right mouse click and select properties on "Web Sites"
go to the "Home Directory" Tab
Select the "Configuration..." button
Now you have a dialog box up with the extensions and where they work from, here is the following info for php and cgi, THIS WILL AFFECT YOUR GLOBAL CONFIGURATION:
click add button:
extension: php
Executable: "C:\Program Files\SWsoft\Plesk\Php\php.exe"
Extension: php3
Executable: "C:\Program Files\SWsoft\Plesk\Php\php.exe"
there is no info for CGI....
good luck - I do not gurantee results....
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ShaneAu
Guest
Didn't answer my question (How to reset them to DEFAULT) but thanks for the help.
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scubaj
Guest
hire a System Administrator... It sounds like to need help.
