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09 Jun 2009

Due to a really lame hack in PHP (when used as a FastCGI provider) to detect whether the HTTP front-end is Apache, PHP behaved really, really badly when used with non-Apache servers if the HTTP server provided both REQUEST_URI and SCRIPT_FILENAME. The end result was that PHP would throw "No input file specified" errors inappropriately.

[Note: I no longer work for Sun. I am slowly migrating the more worthwhile blog entries I made for Sun to my own blog. I need the Google love.]

Originally posted on Oct 2, 2007:

20 Jan 2007

In 2003 I wrote a long HowTo about how to use PHP with Netscape Enterprise Server 6.1, a fork of the then Sun ONE Web Server 6.0. In Dec 2006 and Jan 2007 I worked with Sun tech writer Marina Sum to update the HowTo as a document for use on Sun's Developer Network (SDN) site.

Since I now longer work for Sun and have no ability to update the article, I'm relocating the content to here. If needed I'll update this content over time. I hope that Sun does not mind the content moving.