php-windows Digest 5 Oct 2004 16:09:06 -0000 Issue 2420

Topics (messages 24689 through 24694):

Apache as a service
        24689 by: Dale Attree
        24690 by: phpWalter

PHP 4.3.9 on Windows XP SP2 ?
        24691 by: Tez Durrant

php_mysql.dll fails to load
        24692 by: Alex Popescu
        24693 by: Felipe Gasper

cURL as proxy
        24694 by: David Hamilton

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Hi,

Can anyone help me with regards to running Apache 1.3.27 on Windows 2000
Professional Service Pack 4.

Thanks,
Dale

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> Hi,
> 
> Can anyone help me with regards to running Apache 1.3.27 on Windows 2000
> Professional Service Pack 4.

Sure, read the files at the URL in my sig.

If you have any more questions, drop me a note.

Walter

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Hi,

I'm trying to install PHP onto a Windows XP Pro SP2 system. PHP appears to
install fine.

However when I try to access any php page ( including a simple phpinfo
page ) I get the following error :-

Warning: main(./libraries/grab_globals.lib.php): failed to open stream: No
such file or directory in e:\inetpub\wwwroot\phpinfo.php on line 9

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required
'./libraries/grab_globals.lib.php' (include_path='.;d:\program
files\php\includes') in e:\inetpub\wwwroot\phpinfo.php on line 9


I've installed numerous versions of PHP in the past with no problems ... so
I'm baffled by this one.

Many thanks


Tez Durrant

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--- Begin Message --- I sent this message to 3 lists just hoping I would get some help. I just hope I am not upsetting anybody with it!

I have apache2, mysql  4.0.21 and php 5.0.2.on xp pro.

All works fine up to the point where I enable the php_mysql.dll module in php.ini. I followed the instructions and copied libmysql.dll to c:\windows, also modified the "extension_dir" to point to c:\sqlphp\php\ext which works fine as the error message I get shows the proper path for php_mysql.dll file. Also, I checked it out to see if the file is there and it is indeed in that directory.


Here is the error message:
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PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:\sqlphp\php\ext\php_mysql.dll' The specified module could not be found. In Unknown on line 0
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So far, I did a search on the internet and other people who had the same problem seem to say that by moving libmysql.dll and php_mysql.dll to \windows or \windows\system32 the problem would be sorted. Unfortunately for me, tried it and it doesn't work, i get the same message. I even tried to register the dlls manually using regsrv32 and even that failed.

By the way, I get this message when I start php from the command line. I had to disable apache2 as it falls over as soon as it tries to load the php module which in turn tries to load the php_mysql.dll module. Also, Apache2 reports the same error before crashing, so for the time being I disabled the service.

I would appreciate any help on this issue as it's starting to drive me mad.

Many thanks
alex

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--- Begin Message --- I had a similar problem until I took MySQL out of the system's PATH; this fixed my problem. PHP apparently needs its own client library and will hork on the one from MySQL.

-FG

Quoth Alex Popescu on 10/4/2004 4:28 PM...
I sent this message to 3 lists just hoping I would get some help. I just hope I am not upsetting anybody with it!

I have apache2, mysql  4.0.21 and php 5.0.2.on xp pro.

All works fine up to the point where I enable the php_mysql.dll module in php.ini. I followed the instructions and copied libmysql.dll to c:\windows, also modified the "extension_dir" to point to c:\sqlphp\php\ext which works fine as the error message I get shows the proper path for php_mysql.dll file. Also, I checked it out to see if the file is there and it is indeed in that directory.


Here is the error message:
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PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:\sqlphp\php\ext\php_mysql.dll' The specified module could not be found. In Unknown on line 0
---------------------


So far, I did a search on the internet and other people who had the same problem seem to say that by moving libmysql.dll and php_mysql.dll to \windows or \windows\system32 the problem would be sorted. Unfortunately for me, tried it and it doesn't work, i get the same message. I even tried to register the dlls manually using regsrv32 and even that failed.

By the way, I get this message when I start php from the command line. I had to disable apache2 as it falls over as soon as it tries to load the php module which in turn tries to load the php_mysql.dll module. Also, Apache2 reports the same error before crashing, so for the time being I disabled the service.

I would appreciate any help on this issue as it's starting to drive me mad.

Many thanks
alex


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Hello all,

I've run into is strange situation and I am hoping someone on the list
can help. I need to use cURL to retrieve information on a remote
(non-SSL) webpage. The problem: the page I need to retrieve from is
dynamic and the content is determined by the user's IP address. 

Is there any way at all for cURL to act as proxy on behalf of the remote
host? I'm thinking that X-FORWARDED-FOR header might be part of the
solution.

I don't need it to appear as if server is the remote host, I just need
the page I'm fetching to know "hey, this request was made by server_ip
but it's at the request of remote_host).

This may not be possible, but I thought I'd ask. 

Thanks,

David 

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