It's not IIS issue. I installed .net 2 on a win 32bit and have no problem.<br>I' ll try also ms4w, however in the meanwhile, is there anyone using mapserver cgi on 64 bit platform ?<br><br>Piero<br><br>Tamas Szekeres ha scritto:
<br><br>Trying with Apache might be helpful. ms4w is a quick option.
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We should exclude if it is solely an IIS issue.
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2006/5/10, Piero Cavalieri <<a href="mailto:piero.cavalieri@gmail.com">piero.cavalieri@gmail.com</a>>:
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<blockquote type="cite">Processor is AMD 64bit (SO 32 bit). Could be this an issue ?
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<br>mapserv –v give corret output. I also tried to use binaries which I was
<br>using on a functional installation, and have the same result. In the past
<br>never had this kind of output. I suppose 2.0 installation changed some
<br>things in SO, because I don't have any more same windows to configure
<br>permissions. For example right click on mapserv.exe, in the past I was able
<br>to fine tune users permissions, now I don't.
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<br>Do you really think if it is an <a href="http://ASP.NET">ASP.NET</a> issue?
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<br>Can you run „mapserv –v" within the cgi directory.
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