Can you tell me exactly what your layout is/was for Apache 1.3.* please? I never loaded a module into that..
> -----Original Message----- > From: Nuno Lopes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 19 June 2004 18:25 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP-DOC > Subject: Re: [PHP-DOC] help needed with windows install part of the PHP > manual > > > > In system path (e.g. system32): the underlying extension libs (e.g. > > libmysqli.dll) - the alternative is to hold them locally whereever you > want > > them, but if you do this you'd need a separate copy in apache2\bin and > > anywhere a php.exe needs them. > > > > In apache2\bin: copy of php5ts.dll, copy of php.ini > > I don't have any file in the apache dir... > I've made a test, and if you copy the php.ini file to the apache dir, it > will parse it, instead of the php.ini file in the windows folder. > > > > In path_to_wherever_you_like: php5apache2.dll and php's > dynamically loaded > > libraries (e.g. php_mysqli.dll), any other versions of PHP (cli/cgi) you > > fancy keeping there, a different copy of php.ini if you like > (NB you could > > even load PHP-GTK from there because you'd be using an entirely separate > PHP > > binary & ini to do so). > > > > Path given for both Apache's LoadModule configuration and PHP's > > extension_dir ini setting in apache2\bin need to match > > 'path_to_wherever_you_like'. > > > > My big question is, why wasn't this an issue under PHP 4? Is > it a bug or > a > > feature, and if so which version's correct? > > I think that developpers should take a look into this, so that we > could set > apache+php without copying any files to a non-php folder. > > Nuno >
