I wrote:
> I'm trying to set up an old Windows 95 box to test PHP scripts before
> uploading to my ISP. I'm successfully running Apache 1.3.20 and I've
> installed PHP4.0.6 from the zipped binaries to the same machine. When I
> try <? phpinfo() ?>, I get a server error in my browser and a Windows
error
> message that tells me that MSVCRT40.DLL is missing. Searching my hard
drive
> shows that this file is nowhere to be seen.
>
> In desparation, I tried copying msvcrt40.dll from another machine to the
the
> \windows\system directory. Restarted Apache then tried again. This time I
> got an error that MSVCIRT.DLL is missing. I copied that file to
> \windows\system; restarted Apache; tried again and got a "missing export
in
> OLE32.DLL".
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The situation is now resolved on my machine, although this could be a bug in
the PHP distribution.
I suspect that the missing DLLs are installed by some extremely common
software (e.g. Microsoft Office), so very few do not have these installed
prior to installing PHP. However, I'm one of these few.
I installed Microsoft Data Access Components 2.1, and the problem no longer
occurs -- the phpinfo() page appears in all its glory.
HTH
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