I seem to be able to run PHP scripts either by mapping .php to IIS directly by using \PHP\php-cgi.exe or through \Windows\system32\inetsrv\fcgiext.dll.
I can't tell the difference between the two methods, other than that by using fcgiext.dll you are given the option to set custom per site configuration for cgi.
Why shouldn't I map php directly to php-cgi.exe?
Zend Framework's SVN server went down yesterday, now it's back I'm still getting an error from my external 'Zend' directory. Whenever I try to update or switch to another branch I get this error.
Error Repository UUID 'XXXX...' doesn't match expected
Error UUID 'XXXX...'
The UUIDs are different to each other.
I am using tortoiseSVN client, but I believe this is an SVN error.