Matt Campo wrote:
I am about to throw something very expensive through a large window
right now.
Here's the issue:
PHP version: 5.3.1
Server: IIS 6
OS: Windows XP SP2
I had PHP running fine on my development machine for months, but then I
had to write a script that allows users to upload fil
Also, since you made changes to the httpd.conf file, run a apache -t or a
httpd -t, depending upon the apache version, from the command line. It
will show you syntax errors, for example, if it can't find one of the php
files you added a statement for in the httpd.conf file. It will even give
you th
Tommy Peterson's instructions look right. (Although I've never installed on
a Windows box.)
When you "stopped" Apache, did you check to see if an older instance was
running. That often catches the experts.
Did you do a check on Apache's configuration? (Usually apache2ctl -check)
Is Apache runnin
Hi Tommy/Keith/Newsgroup,
Thank you for the input, I REALLY appreciate it. I did everything you said but
it still does not work. A few observations:
1) Yes I am running on Windows XP. So it seems that I shouldn't do any of the
"*.so" stuff that Keith mentioned, that seems like a UNIX thin
Keith,
If you can't get this working, and you are using a Windows, not Linux/Unix
machine, do the following (the online doc are not complete or detailed
enough I have found):
1) Rename the PHP file in your PHP directory to PHP.ini (add the .ini
extension to it).
2) In your Apache httpd.conf file
On Sun, 6 Jul 2008, Jerry Adair wrote:
To: php-install@lists.php.net
From: Jerry Adair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [PHP-INSTALL] Installation issue
Hi, I have (seemingly) successfully installed both
Apache 2.2 and PHP 5.2.6 on my PC here at home. I
followed the installation instructions c
