Re: Apache vs IIS

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
eclipsme wrote:
Hi all,

I have a photo gallery script that runs perfectly on an Apache server, but when I upload it to an IIS server I get the following error when clicking on a thumbnail:

"BAD REQUEST Please go back and request another image"

Is this a configuration problem? Is it a problem with the script itself? I don't know where to being looking, so any ideas are appreciated.

Thanks,
Harvey Wasserman


Who knows? It's not a PHP problem, though.

Well, I thought this might be a place to get a bit of help with this. Whether you term it a PHP problem or not, I have a PHP script that I am having trouble with and would like help on how to proceed. Not to start a flame, but a more constructive comment would have been more helpful to me.

Harvey
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