php-windows Digest 26 Oct 2004 07:33:16 -0000 Issue 2440
Topics (messages 24806 through 24808):
Access deined - yet another MySQL problem
24806 by: Adam Clauss
CGI binary vs. ISAPI module
24807 by: Chris Ollar
24808 by: Phil Driscoll
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Recently installed PHP 5.0.2 on Windows Server 2003, MySQL 4.0.xx running on the same machine. I initially installed PHP using the
installer, but then downloaded the zip file and extracted the ext folder to c:\php\ext.
I have enabled the php_mysql extension in php.ini. I have placed libmysql.dll in c:\windows\system32.
I added Everyone as Full Control to the c:\php\ext folder. Yet when attempting to load a page that uses MySQL I get the error:
PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:/php/ext\php_mysql.dll' - Access is denied.
This appears in the webbrowser. I get a similar error in a messagebox on the server itself.
I'm almost certain permissions are set correctly - I can use the Microsoft SQL extension with no problems (enabled it as well in
php.ini).
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Adam Clauss
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I'm brand new to PHP. Which is a better method to use for attaching and
running PHP scripts on a PWS for Win 98? CGI binary or ISAPI module
My ultimate goal is to impliment an attendance database using PHP and MySQL.
Thanks to all in advance.
-chris
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On Tuesday 26 October 2004 00:40, Chris Ollar wrote:
> I'm brand new to PHP. Which is a better method to use for attaching and
> running PHP scripts on a PWS for Win 98? CGI binary or ISAPI module
>
This ISAPI module is designed to work with the IIS web server which will only
run on Windows NT and related products. Since you won't be using a Windows 98
box to host the project when it is finished (please tell me you won't!)
performance should not be a big issue for you so you will probably be ok with
the CGI.
Cheers
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Phil Driscoll
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