Here's my piece: I was running MySQL 4.0.2x and PHP 5.0.1. Upgraded
MySQL to 5.0.15 and found PHP no longer working (Apache 2.0.5x).
Upgraded PHP to 5.0.5 and copied the included libmysql.dll to the
system32 directory and everything appears to be running just fine.
To note, I used the zipped p
I think this will solve your problems, here is real working code.
class ENCRYPTION
{
var $KEY = "NEED_A_DECENT_KEY";
//Encrypt Function
function encrypt($string)
{
$iv = mcrypt_create_iv(mcrypt_get_iv_size(MCRYPT_RIJNDAEL_256,
MCRYPT_MODE_ECB), MCRYPT_RAND);
$passcrypt
.. What exactly are you trying to do? If you are trying to decrypt user
input, then no, it's not going to work.. You'll have to read the input
first, then pass that to mcrypt_decrypt, then write that to your outfile..
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"kumar kum
I experimented with an install of PHP 5.1 and had the same problem. It
would not load the mysql extension. I had to revert back to PHP 4.3
(which is having it's own problems).
David Felton wrote:
During my Googling I've read a lot about people having problems with Mysql and
PHP 5, due to the
Thank you.
I checked, and my phpinfo says my ini file should be in c:\php and
that's where it is. Furthermore, and this is confusing me, when I look
at PHP info it says for example that Display_Errors is on, but when I
look in the ini file it is clearly off. Restarting Apache and restarting
t
During my Googling I've read a lot about people having problems with Mysql and
PHP 5, due to the built in support for MySQl being removed. I don't think this
is the same issue. Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Nico [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 November 2005 4:21
To: David Felton
Su
Hi guys. I have a custom-written PHP extension which is working great on my
windows 2000 test server. When I try and run it on the windows 2003 server
production server the extension faisl to load. I get a message along the lines
of
Application popup: Warning : Unknown(): Unable to load dynami
Definitely check the phpinfo() to verify that your path to the php.ini
file is valid. PHP loads with default values in the event it cannot
find php.ini. In windows, it looks in C:\Windows as the default
directory. If, like me, you don't like moving your PHP files around,
then you will need to se
You can use phpinfo() and look for the entry "Configuration File (php.ini)
Path"... Not sure if an error or hacker can do so, but maybe its possible.
Windows Apache runs PHP as as a module; have you tried simply restarting the
webserver?
Wayne
-Original Message-
From: Charlie Wong [mail
