Hi Rory,
Yes actually the php.ini file should always be taken from the windows
directory, but i think you can also put it in a place that is in the PATH
variable.
I use windows2K here and the ini file is in the WINNT folder.
Copuld you tell us if your mysql is worker with the command line clien
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I built and installed php-5.2.4 about a month ago.
The issue I'm having is that all calculated times are off by one hour
since we had a time change.
Seems that PHP doesn't respect DST or the php.ini setting for
automatic compensation is so buri
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I believe C:\Windows\ is where most active ini files are stored, I think
because thats where windows framework routines looked for them by default.
If you modified the application default ini in an application directory and
the changes didn't take after restarting everything, I'd suggest you modify
> try to add a backslash at the end of your extension_dir config line in
your php.ini like : C:\php\extensions\ and reload ur phpinfo script to see
what's the result
>
> Jerôme Kaluza
Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried adding the backslash, restarting
Apache, and reloading phpinfo on both mac
