php-install Digest 20 May 2001 17:06:42 -0000 Issue 317
Topics (messages 3213 through 3217):
Re: Getting PHP 4.0.0
3213 by: nobody special
Instalation Problems /w Win98 + Apache 1.3.19
3214 by: Kojiro Gurio
3216 by: Steve Perrin'
3217 by: EGGrant.aol.com
Re: How to find all PHP files/dirs to uninstall from Linux
3215 by: cel1
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Hi Tom,
PHP 4.0.0 can be found on the CD-rom that comes with the book PHP fast and
Easy, by Julie Meloni.
Paul
""Tom Hansen"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Where can I get a copy of PHP 4.0.0?
>
> I want to install PHP 4.0.0 on my local machine, since that's the exact
> version that my ISP has installed. (I've been harping on them for months
to
> upgrade, but to deaf ears.) I need the same exact version locally for
> development, so I can be sure everything I write will run on the ISP.
>
> Can anyone help? The php.net site only has more recent 4.0.x's and then
> some really old 3.x's.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
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Hi! Just today I downloaded the PHP 4.0.5 zip and installed it according to the
instructions. However it did not work so I looked in the manual and found the instal
procedure for WIn9x.
I followed the instructions as best I could, and still could not get it to run
correctly. After about an hour of minor progress, I have run into an error I can't
seem to fix.
Whenever I start up the Apache server, it starts giving an error message for each
DLL under Dynamic Extensions I have uncommented in the PHP.INI file. An example error
message is:
"Unable to load dynamic libary 'C:\php\extensions/php_openssl.dll'. One of the library
files needed to run this application cannot be found."
I have set the extension_dir correctly. The only thing that I think could possibly be
wrong with it is the / in front of the file name instead of a normal windows (DOS) \.
If there is some variable that I need to set in PHP.INI to correct this problem, I
would like to know. If it is not this, please help!
Thanks,
Jason G.
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Kojiro,
I'll assume that PHP works correctly provided you have no extensions
uncommented?
Maybe the extensions you have attempted to use have dependancies (other
DLL's), have you copied the DLL's in the PHP4/DLLS directory to your
WINDOWS/SYSTEM folder.
You may get an error when attempting to replace MSVCRT.DLL, just rename the
old one and then copy the new one & reboot.
Hope it's that simple.
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> Hi! Just today I downloaded the PHP 4.0.5 zip and installed it according
to the instructions. However it did not work so I looked in the manual and
found the instal procedure for WIn9x.
> I followed the instructions as best I could, and still could not get it
to run correctly. After about an hour of minor progress, I have run into an
error I can't seem to fix.
> Whenever I start up the Apache server, it starts giving an error message
for each DLL under Dynamic Extensions I have uncommented in the PHP.INI
file. An example error message is:
>
> "Unable to load dynamic libary 'C:\php\extensions/php_openssl.dll'. One of
the library files needed to run this application cannot be found."
>
> I have set the extension_dir correctly. The only thing that I think could
possibly be wrong with it is the / in front of the file name instead of a
normal windows (DOS) \. If there is some variable that I need to set in
PHP.INI to correct this problem, I would like to know. If it is not this,
please help!
>
> Thanks,
> Jason G.
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What I have found to be the same result with all extensions is an email
thread that referred to looking inside the .dll to determine all the other
.dll's it references and trying to get them. Additionally making sure the
php base directory and the extensions directory are in the system path of the
server. I've had the same case with the extensions I tried to load and that
fixed it. Another option I've seen someone take is push php to a Win2k box,
but it did not fix it in every case. Bottom line... Determine referenced
dll's within the extension you want to load and make sure the paths are in
the system path.
Hope that helps.
Take Care,
Eric G. Grant
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<< Hi! Just today I downloaded the PHP 4.0.5 zip and installed it according
to the instructions. However it did not work so I looked in the manual and
found the instal procedure for WIn9x.
I followed the instructions as best I could, and still could not get it to
run correctly. After about an hour of minor progress, I have run into an
error I can't seem to fix.
Whenever I start up the Apache server, it starts giving an error message
for each DLL under Dynamic Extensions I have uncommented in the PHP.INI file.
An example error message is:
"Unable to load dynamic libary 'C:\php\extensions/php_openssl.dll'. One of
the library files needed to run this application cannot be found."
I have set the extension_dir correctly. The only thing that I think could
possibly be wrong with it is the / in front of the file name instead of a
normal windows (DOS) \. If there is some variable that I need to set in
PHP.INI to correct this problem, I would like to know. If it is not this,
please help!
Thanks,
Jason G.
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'make clean' usually handles this situation. Give it a try.
Curtis Lacy
Scrumpy wrote:
> I compiled PHP with support for the thttpd module and now I need to remove
> PHP and thttpd and reinstall PHP with Apache module support instead.
>
> How can I find the directories and files that were created when PHP was
> installed? Do I have to decipher a 'make install' file or is there an
> easier way i.e. an install log file somewhere (that would be great!) ?
>
> I've never previously had to remove a 'make' installed Linux program (only
> Slackware packages), so my Newbieness must be obvious to some of you :)
>
> I like to have as clean an OS as possible so I'm not keen to just recompile
> PHP with Apache module support and leave redundant PHP thttpd related files
> lying around, even if this course of action is possible. Leaving redundant
> files lying around reminds me too much of Windows and it's registry!! :-)
>
> FYI, I am running Slackware 7.1
>
> Thanks,
> Scrumpy
>
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