php-windows Digest 26 Aug 2009 14:54:01 -0000 Issue 3679
Topics (messages 29551 through 29552):
Re: php_enchant not loadable
29551 by: Lester Caine
Re: php with iis
29552 by: Rene Bartholomay
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Niel Archer wrote:
>> Now that VC9 is the official MS compiler version, you still have TS vs
>> NTS. You also need HEAD/PHP53/PHP52. So for the current 227 extensions
>> in pecl, that results in a 1,362 builds. Now, if other compilers ARE
>> needed (older Apache must have VC6), then that double to 2,724. Oh. I
>> forgot x64, so 5,448 builds.
>
> What do you mean "older Apache must have VC6"? When did they change
> that, and where is the info to be found?
> I've been waiting for an official notice from Apache that they have
> changed the version, so that I can put PHP 5.3 on my dev box. As it is,
> I see no mention on the site to say what the binaries are built with,
> only that VC6 or later is required to compile yourself.
Nothing has changed, only how the windows builds of PHP are now
'managed' ... http://windows.php.net/download/ left hand column.
Anything that is included now in a PHP windows build has to have been
built with the same version of VC, so many third party extensions are no
longer available to windows users. This purely relates to php, and while
the basic reason behind it does have a little sense, nothing has changed
between PHP5.2 and PHP5.3 that would actually prevent properly
configured import libraries using dissimilar versions of VC from being
used - it is only the php windows build team that have decided that this
is not allowed, and that all new windows builds require everything that
php links to is build using VC9.
Third party builds of both Apache and PHP are available for x64 versions
of windows for example and these do not follow the same over zealous
restrictions ....
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Am 25.08.09 08:51, schrieb John L:
Hi,
I'm very new to php sadly and having trouble installing php on my computer.
I had asp.net installed previously and currently trying to make php work
with iis. I followed the directions for the most part but "test" stage for
test.wsf returns an error and trying to open the install/index.php page just
prompts me to open it or save it. opening it does nothing as it seems to be
associated with a program called CLI.
If there's anything i missed during the installation or any help will be
appreciated. thanks.
John L.
I think the requirement settings in the iis-manager are missing.
Open the IIS-Management and go to to your Website. Then in the
root-directory tab go on configuration and register the php extension
I don´t know the exact word in english, because i running a german Windows.
Execute File : C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\fcgiext.dll
Extension : .php
The make a iisreset on the commandline and it should running...
Bye, René
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