I was having the same problem. I downloaded PHP 5.0.2 and am trying to
install on WinXP with Apache 1.3.31, MySQL 4.0.14 and Jakarta/mod_jk 1.2.4.
First I installed without MySQL support and verified that PHP is
working. Then I tried updating php.ini with the following settings:
extension_dir
Hi Marco!
Have you solved this prob? I face the same and I have no idea what I can
do I would very much appreciate if you could sent me your solution to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - if there is one...
Thanks - Michael
Marco Weber wrote:
I'm an experienced PHP4 installer. That's why i know how to eliminate
the problems before they begin to appear... ;-)
Well, i guess PHP5 introduces some other problems, i've to solve before
i can use it.
Maybe, i will try to install the next version, which will hopefully have
Hi Lester,
You list c:\PHP5 as the base directory, and \ext should be below that.
In file manager you should be able to right click on the PHP5 directory
and select 'properties', the security tab should say 'Full Access to
Everyone', and the same with the \ext sub directory.
The files should be v
Marco Weber wrote:
Just try enabling a different module and see if that complains. Then
you will know where the problem is.
The 'security' stuff should not be coming in, since \ext\ is below
\php in the tree, but you may have 'upset' permissions.
I don't use MySQL, but a installed Firebird works
Hi Chris Hewitt,
Has the webserver user got permission to read the file?
What do you mean with permissions? I'm using Windows not Linux.
Thanks in advance for any reply.
Bye Marco
Hi Lester Caine,
Just try enabling a different module and see if that complains. Then you
will know where the problem is.
The 'security' stuff should not be coming in, since \ext\ is below \php
in the tree, but you may have 'upset' permissions.
I don't use MySQL, but a installed Firebird works fi
Marco Weber wrote:
To me, it seems like php can't load any extension, although the path and
filenames are entirely correct! :-(
Just try enabling a different module and see if that complains. Then you
will know where the problem is.
The 'security' stuff should not be coming in, since \ext\ is bel
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 22:49, Marco Weber wrote:
> Hi Lester Caine,
> > I think we have established that php_mysql.dll needs the libmysql.dll (
> > I think ) copied to the system32 directory.
>
> I've copied this library into 3 places: c:/windows, c:/windows/system32
> and c:/php ...
>
> To me,
Hi Lester Caine,
I think we have established that php_mysql.dll needs the libmysql.dll (
I think ) copied to the system32 directory.
I've copied this library into 3 places: c:/windows, c:/windows/system32
and c:/php ...
To me, it seems like php can't load any extension, although the path and
fi
Marco Weber wrote:
I have a little problem with the installation of mysql.
I set the following entries as usual:
extension_dir = "C:\php5\ext"
extension=php_mysql.dll
But when i'm restarting the following message box appears:
PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'C:\php5\ext\php_mysql.dll':
11 matches
Mail list logo
