Lex Li

@bitbonk Sandcastle is another feasible option. It has been upgraded to support new .NET bits, so I already switched back to that for months.

> "are not named intuitively enough to direct a user to other documentation" They are in fact following the IIS Manager extension manner very well, and sure they come from...

@shirhatti Thanks. Knowing it is on the radar is awesome.

While the relevant articles related to PHP on IIS are not yet updated, PHP 8 on IIS is explicitly no longer supported by Microsoft. That policy also aligns well with...

Unlike what you described, the call to stop supporting PHP 8 on IIS was made by Microsoft, not the "makers". The original Microsoft announcement on PHP 8 on IIS can...

Indeed, this property is not documented, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/configuration/system.webserver/security/authentication/windowsauthentication/

@Cezus You are wrong. This paragraph is talking about incoming requests, while the one you linked is about "responses".

Those articles are indeed out of date themselves, "07/05/2010". Unless there is a massive update on all relevant articles, I don't think updating a single location helps much.

Seems to work now.

@rossmpersonal A developer with basic IIS/ASP.NET background should be able to learn how to use it by merely reading the source code and comments. The comment describes briefly that this...