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Jag utvecklar en internwebb med D7. I labbstadiet har jag kört vanlig konfiguration med Apache, PHP och MySQL. Dock godkänns inte den konfigurationen av koncernens IT-avdelning, som vill ha så mycket Microsoft det bara går.

Jag har därför skaffat en Windows 2008 R2 server med IIS 7.5, PHP 5.3 samt MS SQL (ej SQLExpress).

D7 har jag tagit via webmatrix (distributionen från Commerce Guys) samt säkerställt att PHP är rätt version hämtad från Microsoft. Allt ser rätt ut i php.ini men...

I created this group to see what kind of interest there is in running Drupal 7 on a Windows environment. There is already a group to dedicated to Drupal on IIS, which has a good following of people interested in getting Drupal running under Microsoft's Internet Information Servier. The group is mostly focused on Drupal 6, and has some good content.

I wanted a group to discuss the specific issues around running Drupal 7 on Windows, particularly the use of Microsoft's SQL Server as a replacement for MySQL. This is made possible by the work done by a team at Microsoft that wrote a driver for SQL Server, and then packaged up the whole thing as an installable item.

Hello, everybody! I just finished a book, Pro Drupal 7 for Windows Developers. It should be going to press this week and be available mid-February.

The book is an programmer's introduction to Drupal, coming from a Windows developer's a point-of-view. I cover the Drupal page lifecycle and how it differs from the .NET page lifecycle. I talk about the hook model and how it differs from .NET's event-driven architecture. I also have an introduction to PHP for the C/C# programmer, since PHP might be new to a lot of Windows developers.

Hey Folks,

Some time back I remember one meeting in which one of us mentioned that he had a Drupal setup on a server running IIS. While I lamented anyone having to tolerate such a setup at the time, I am now faced with the same dilemma.

In the university where I work, I have just set up a Drupal 6 site on a server running Windows IIS 6. The install was relatively painless, but I have yet to get clean urls working. I found a post at http://drupal.org/node/3854 that gives different options but I wanted to ask someone local who had travelled the road before.

Yes I run Drupal on windows, period. I don't want this to be a windows vs linux flame far. I much prefer the windows server enviroment and think IIS is far superior to apache.

So with that said I am looking for a discussion to get the best drupal performance out of IIS7/windows server.

A couple of interesting Silverlight and Drupal articles over at SilverlightShow. Passing along...

Hi! please try to look at these sites.
I'm trying to learn git now using windows.

Download at http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/downloads/list
Guide at http://nathanj.github.com/gitguide/
Unofficial repo at http://mikkel.hoegh.org/blog/2008/a_git_mirror_for_drupal_cvs
Video tutorials at http://gitcasts.com/posts/git-on-windows and http://www.vimeo.com/2111264
development set up guide at: http://www.versioncontrolblog.com/2007/08/02/upgrading-drupal-52-with-gi...

and http://www.ruzee.com/blog/2008/10/drupal-development-and-deployment-usin...

Thanks!

Hey all, as I mentioned last night at the LA Drupal group I'm trying to move a Drupal install from a Windows XP box to a Linux box (Fedora Core 8). I'm working in the command line and I've done a mysqldump to a .sql file which I then move to the Fedora box. Both are running the same version of MySQL but as soon as I load the data into the database I get 404 errors when I try to hit the site.

As many of you mentioned last night there should be no issue in moving a database. I'm sure I'm doing something else wrong.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

Vaughn

http://drupal55.aspnetmalaysia.net

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