> > I have no clue why Nuno reports that it does not work for PHP 5. Probably > > the clue's in 'set PATH'. There's no reason to set PATH unless you're doing > > something very strange with PHP. I don't have any PHP-related environmental > > variables set. The php-specific shared libraries (e.g. php_mysqli.dll) are > > in the same directory as the executable OR below it in a dir specified in > > php.ini, in 8 cases. I also have a php5 executable and php5ts.dll running as > > part of cygwin/bin - that's number 9. > > > > I have both PHP 4 and 5 versions of cgi running with Apache (switch between > > them depending on what I'm doing), with PHP-GTK, as cli and as testbeds. No > > conflicts. > > This means that if we suggest people to replicate the PHP 5 package > structure with PHP 4 (move the contents of the dlls folder and the sapi > folder into the root PHP folder), and place php.ini there, then that > should work without and special PATH settings either for PHP 4 or PHP 5. > I wonder why this is not working for Nuno, it is/was hard to beleive...
Clarification: I have the PHP dir in the path, so that I can use the cli version. Steph is using the CGI version, and I have problems with the apache 2 module (very different!). I need to copy the php.ini file to the windows dir, otherwise it is not parsed. And I also need to copy the libmysql.dll to the system folder in order to have the mysql extension working. Steph, cam you check if you get these problems, too? Thanks, Nuno
