php-windows Digest 20 Feb 2001 09:16:58 -0000 Issue 454
Topics (messages 5638 through 5646):
Re: Apache, PHP on win 98
5638 by: Charlie Turner
5640 by: Daniel Beulshausen
Non-response/hang problem with W2K,Apache,PHP
5639 by: Mayo, Bill
Problems with Apache 1.3.17, PHP 4.0.4pl1 and Netscape 6
5641 by: William Stockall
5642 by: Torsten Curdt
5643 by: Gonzalo Vera
crash cause ... ?
5644 by: phobo
Failed opening - NT4 SP6a, O'Reilly WebSite Pro 2.5, PHP4
5645 by: Bob Ferguson
WEALTH ON THE WEB!
5646 by: Noel Hadfield
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YC> Here is the content of the install.txt include in the php4 distribution.
YC> You have to follows what they say and it works fine.
YC> Apache:
YC> 1. Stop the Apache Webserver.
YC> Edit the httpd.conf and put in these lines, modified to your environment:
YC> 2. Unzip the Package to c:\php, now move php4ts.dll to the
YC> windows/system(32) directory, overwritte any older file!
Can I ask for confirmation of the position of this .dll please, I have
been told both c:\windows\system and c:\windows\system32? Thanks.
ceejay
At 18:11 19.02.2001 +0000, Charlie Turner wrote:
>YC> Here is the content of the install.txt include in the php4 distribution.
>YC> You have to follows what they say and it works fine.
>
>YC> Apache:
>YC> 1. Stop the Apache Webserver.
>YC> Edit the httpd.conf and put in these lines, modified to your environment:
>YC> 2. Unzip the Package to c:\php, now move php4ts.dll to the
>YC> windows/system(32) directory, overwritte any older file!
>
>Can I ask for confirmation of the position of this .dll please, I have
>been told both c:\windows\system and c:\windows\system32? Thanks.
windows\system || winnt\system32
or append the path to php and the dlls to the PATH env-var.
daniel
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daniel beulshausen - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
using php on windows? http://www.php4win.de
I have just installed a new installation with Windows 2000 Server (sp1),
Apache 1.3.17 and PHP 4.0.4pl1. I am using PHP as a module. I have a
couple of pages that use an ODBC driver to interact with a database (one is
Access the other is MSSQL7). About every 3rd attempt to load one of these
pages will result with the page never loading. If I hit Stop and do it
again it will work (until the next 3rd try). Sometimes Apache will just
completely hang and I have to stop and restart the service. I understand
the disclaimers about it being buggy (particularly with the Apache module),
I am just trying to find out if there is possibly something I am doing
wrong.
For comparison purposes, I have another web server running NT 4, IIS 4 and
PHP (ISAPI module) with no problems. I have even reconfigured PHP to work
as a CGI (on the Apache box). When trying to make the ODBC connections in
this setup, it always fails when trying to connect to the datasource (my
guess is that it is a timing issue...the CGI method loads slower; I had the
same problem using the CGI on IIS). I have also tried using a native SQL7
connection, but that hung up Apache about every other request.
I apologize if my question is answered elsewhere, but I have been unable to
find any documentation about it. I am desperately trying to keep from
having to run IIS...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Bill Mayo
Network Administrator
Pitt County MIS
I had Apache 1.3.12 running with PHP 4.0.4 previously as a cgi. I
couldn't compile the Apache module. When there was mention of Apache
1.3.17 on this list I went and got it. Hooray! I could compile my
Apache module. Now, however, if Apache is running with the PHP module
loaded Netscape 6 will not start until Apache is shutdown. I tried
downloading PHP 4.0.4pl1 binaries from php.net, but the result is the
same. If I don't load the PHP module, everything works fine. If the
module is loaded and I try to start Netscape 6 nothing will visibly
happen, but when I shut down Apache I get an error in winoldap and
Netscape suddenly starts. I am running on Windows 95, Apache 1.3.17,
PHP 4.0.4pl1. Does anyone have any idea at all what might be causing
this bizarre problem?
Will.
> I had Apache 1.3.12 running with PHP 4.0.4 previously as a cgi. I
> couldn't compile the Apache module. When there was mention of Apache
> 1.3.17 on this list I went and got it. Hooray! I could compile my
> Apache module. Now, however, if Apache is running with the PHP module
> loaded Netscape 6 will not start until Apache is shutdown. I tried
So with 1.3.17 it is now possible to run PHP4 not just as CGI
but also as module?? (Well, apart from the problem you were talking
about ;)
--
Torsten
I placed a bug report some weeks ago at bugs.php.net, stating this
problem, related but not limited to a few applications that wouldn't
start until apache is shut down (only with php as module). Now it
seems we can add Netscape to the list. One of the dev people asked for
more info which -I admit- I haven't gone back to give. You could
probably add to the bug report. Bug number 8866, also related to bugs
8864 and 8865.
I think you might be having this same trouble.
Regards,
Gonzalo.
> I had Apache 1.3.12 running with PHP 4.0.4 previously as a cgi. I
> couldn't compile the Apache module. When there was mention of Apache
> 1.3.17 on this list I went and got it. Hooray! I could compile my
> Apache module. Now, however, if Apache is running with the PHP module
> loaded Netscape 6 will not start until Apache is shutdown. I tried
> downloading PHP 4.0.4pl1 binaries from php.net, but the result is the
> same. If I don't load the PHP module, everything works fine. If the
> module is loaded and I try to start Netscape 6 nothing will visibly
> happen, but when I shut down Apache I get an error in winoldap and
> Netscape suddenly starts. I am running on Windows 95, Apache 1.3.17,
> PHP 4.0.4pl1. Does anyone have any idea at all what might be causing
> this bizarre problem?
> Will.
Hi,
I have test environment with PHP 403sp1 (CGI) running on Apache 1.3.14 on a
low end (133mhz, 32mb RAM) Pentium with Windows 98. For some reason the
whole set up seems very unstable, and PHP causes general protection faults
consistantly with my scripts which work well on a Windows 2000 machine with
the same Apache/PHP setup.
On the failing Win98 machine, nothing is logged by Apache, and all I get on
the browser window is Internal Server Error. Simple scripts work fine - it
seems to me that the machine is getting clogged and can't handle more than
1-2 hits simutanouesly, although it would be nice to know if this is truely
the case.
How can I see what the problem is? Is there some method of turning a higher
level of logging on, in Apache or PHP etc?
Siggy
Sorry for the cross-post, but I'm getting a bit desperate here. I've read
through the archives of both lists and tried the suggestions there, but
nothing is helping. I continue to get:
Warning: Failed opening '\\host\share\domain-name\htdocs\formmail.php' for
inclusion (include_path='') in Unknown on line 0
I even created a page that had no PHP, just to see if I could get it to load
(trying to remove the chance of coding errors), but got the same problem.
include_path is blank, though I've tried several different options of
pointing to the Web root, the PHP directory and using the "." -- all with
the same result.
doc_root is pointed to the Web root -- \\host\share\.
user_dir is blank
extension_dir is pointed to the location on the Web server where the
extensions are located -- "c:\php4\extensions\".
I should point out that the Web files are located on a separate machine, but
the account that WebSite runs under has rights to that location.
Honestly, I've not been able to complete understand the include_path. Why
do I need it? What am I including?
Help on this would be greatly appreciated as the client is getting toasted
that this is not running.
Thank you.
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