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My client has PHP running on an IIS server, I know these vti_conf files are important for .NET pages, but my site is completely PHP (and could and should run completely on Apache).
Is there any reason I should keep these folders (this site will only ever be PHP) and if not is there some way I can make IIS stop producing them on this specific site/directory? They’re doubling the file count in my directories.
You don’t. Since the PHP site was the only one on the server, removing the vti_conf files had no effect and the server was eventually migrated to Apache.