ID: 47283
Updated by: paj...@php.net
Reported By: darren at misterdoom dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: MySQL related
Operating System: win32 only - Vista Home Premium
PHP Version: 5.2.8
Assigned To: pajoye
New Comment:
In your setup, PHP uses libmysql.dll from mysql 5.1, and that's why it
crashes, I'm 99.999% sure about that.
Try php.exe using CLI from a command line:
cd c:\php528
php -dextension_dir=ext -dextension=php_mysql.dll mysql.php
and it will work smoothly.
Previous Comments:
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[2009-02-11 10:28:00] darren at misterdoom dot com
I have read what you said, and it from my understanding, you are saying
that my install was either not finding the dll, or finding the incorret
dll because the path information is incorrect. It also seemed to relate
only to Apache
I ask, if that is the case, then why does it work after uninstalling
5.2.8 and installing 5.2.5 without any path information changing?
Also, the problem was present in both Apache and IIS 7.
I did search for the error, however most of the answers that I could
see pointed the error at a bad version of the ISAPI dll.
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[2009-02-11 09:26:07] paj...@php.net
Please, read again what I said. There is dozen other reports about this
exact issue with detailed explanations. Take a look at them.
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[2009-02-11 09:20:17] darren at misterdoom dot com
I used the PHP supplied DLLS. The PHP extensions directory is in the
path information, the MySQL DLL was visible. This problem happened with
IIS 7, not just Apache.
Thinking about it logically, if the DLL was not visible or the
incorrect DLL with the 5.2.8 install, it would have still not been
visible or correct with the 5.2.5 install, which is working.
This is a bug, not bogus.
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[2009-02-10 18:40:45] paj...@php.net
Do not ever use DLLs from mysql but only the one we provide with PHP.
Be sure that PHP's install directory (where the libmysql.dll is) is
first in your path for apache.
Not a php bug > bogus.
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[2009-02-10 10:44:18] tony2...@php.net
Pierre, you seem to know what's wrong there - is this some lib version
incompatibility?
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