Open igorradovanov opened 2 years ago
For the dead link, there still is a working archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210120023656/https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=phpmanager with downloadable zip file.
But yes, updating the information to IIS 10 is the better approach. If you could submit a PR to that effect, I'd be happy to review it. I know nothing about IIS myself, so don't even know where to start. :smile:
In the Windows Setup section, IIS 7 and its PHP manager are mentioned as a solution for the production environment. However, both tools reached EOL. IIS 7 lost its support on Jan 14, 2020.. Alongside the IIS 7, the PHP manager tool for IIS 7 is no longer available and the link mentioned in the section is dead (http://phpmanager.codeplex.com/).
Due to this, this section should be updated according to IIS 10 and PHP installation based on the official Microsoft document.