PHP buffering problem on Windows 2008 IIS7

[jamesjjohn]

Hi all,

I got a new server with Windows 2008 and IIS7, and I have a problem with php scripts and I moved from an old server (windows 2003 server with IIS6). and the problem is as follows: my script performs quite long, sends progress messages to the user.

These messages are forced to be immediately sent via the command flush () and ob_flush (). But now with the new server, the Complete system waits before sending the output to the user, with the result that the user has no feedback from operations incurred. Has someone of you already dealt with the problem and maybe solved this?

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