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In my company some small internal web sites and simple apps run PHP on Windows; we always got the PHP zip from php.net and manually configured about 15 paramete
by AdrianB1 6y ago
In my company some small internal web sites and simple apps run PHP on Windows; we always got the PHP zip from php.net and manually configured about 15 parameters to suit our needs, this was once per minor release, so about once a year (monthly updates did not need any config change).
I am using PHP for scripting anything that does not require an exe, but more complex than a batch file, it is the default scripting solution (I connect to SQL server a lot from these scripts).
- keanebean86 6y agoI built an internal web app a few jobs ago around 2015. Windows server vm, IIS, PHP 7, and sql server. This replaced an asp app. My only major issues were SQL driver or coding. I did struggling with session timeouts for a while. I really wish I had known about nginx back then. Even if it were just to show a "down for maintenance" screen while doing a release. Edit: I upgraded to php 7 in early 2016 before the app officially launched
- AdrianB1 6y agoSQL driver works just fine, and "down for maintenance" takes seconds to put in IIS, no PHP needed. Not perfect, but working.
- keanebean86 6y agoI had trouble years ago when the php 7 version first came out. It was fine after a few months.