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Important: Here, installing WordPress is only for illustration purposes because, as you will see in the final Part IV of this tutorial, we don’t need WordPress previously installed when publishing to a web server a website already developed in our home or office computer. We are done with the tuning, time to go to the WordPress website and download the latest WordPress distribution, which was 3.4.2.

Restart IIS then launch phpinfo.php again (see Part II) to confirm that Wincache is inserted in the system.

Session.save_path = “C:\inetpub\php\phpsessions”

Make a folder under the PHP tree, call it phpsessions, give Users and IIS_IUSRS permissions to read, write, modify and delete on that folder. Add the following line to php.ini:.

Search for the line session.save_handler = files and replace it with the line session.save_handler = wincache.

Edit php.ini and change or add the following: To install Wincache, run it to unzip the content to a folder then copy php_wincache.dllto the PHP extensions folder (C:\inetpub\php\ext). Wow, this URL takes us to Sourceforge, so Wincache is not really a Microsoft product. Anyway, around the bottom of the mentioned page you will find a link to WinCache 1.3 for PHP 5.4 – x86.

Don’t be scared by the apparent abandon of the page, it comes as no surprise that Microsoft does not care much about PHP since this competes directly with their own. To download Wincache, point your web browser to.

Note: WordPress 2.8 and later will update web.config for you if you grant write permission to web.config file (but grant temporarily only!). Install URL Rewrite 2.0, then follow the instructions on the above referenced links to set the web.config manually and you will be done. For English, I downloaded rewrite_2.0_rtw_圆4.msi. Point your web browser to, and by the end of that web page, select one of the 圆4 variants, according to your language. If you don’t know what I am writing about, read here about s in WordPress (or directly from WordPress).

This extension is important if you want to have Pretty s (and who does not?) in WordPress. We need two IIS Extensions for proper working of IIS 7.5 with WordPress, they are URL Rewrite and Wincache extension for PHP.

Part 3 – Fine tun then install a fresh WordPress for testing