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IIS Settings?

JonTheBaller

Golden Member
How do I access IIS settings similar to those found in Apache's conf files? My main question for asking this is that I get the following message when I run my PHP files for a few minutes:

CGI Timeout
The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The server has deleted the process.

I want to increase CGI time. Also, what's a good site that discusses other IIS settings? Thanks.
 
Goto your website properties > Home Directory > Application Settings - Configuration Button > App Options > Enable Session State and define your session timeout
 
you sure you want to increase the time? usually it comes back with that statement when something is wrong (infinite loop, ect)
 
Originally posted by: Transition
Goto your website properties > Home Directory > Application Settings - Configuration Button > App Options > Enable Session State and define your session timeout

Not session state. It's the application timeout that you want to increase/decrease.
 
Originally posted by: Beau
Originally posted by: Transition
Goto your website properties > Home Directory > Application Settings - Configuration Button > App Options > Enable Session State and define your session timeout

Not session state. It's the application timeout that you want to increase/decrease.

Doh.
 
Well when I ran this script under Apache it ran just fine. Do you think I forgot to change a setting in php.ini when I reinstalled PHP for IIS? Thanks.
 
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