I have to say that the extensions_dir setting is most likely the culprit
here.
Be explicit with its' value - c:\php\extensions - not './' - otherwise
you really don't know where its pointing.
Using phpinfo() in a simple file will tell you exactly what is working
and where things are. If the dlls a
If you've installed Apache on server 2008 (2007 dne!)( Or did you
mean Vista?)
There should be no problem, as IIS does not get installed automatically
on a 'standard' build.
If IIS is installed, it may well be fighting Apache for the use of port
80.
Of course, its up to you which web server y
Just a thought, and may be wrong, but as RCPT TO in rfc 2821
(http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2821.txt)
Only one layer of backets is used?
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From: Dan Mashal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 June 2008 19:42
To: php-windows@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-WIN] PHP Mail 501
is no problem when there are no spaces in the name.
I can't prevent spaces in the filename, is there a workaround?
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How about a file without any spaces in the name?
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How about a file without any spaces in the name?
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From: Joris Willekens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 June 2008 15:30
To: php-windows@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] mime_content_type remote file
Yes, but with the same result
""Brereton, Stephen
A 404 error only ever means the remote file cannot be found.
Being as you're swapping out the encoded spaces, I'd be inclined to
start with that as the possible cause - did you try the script with the
encoding still in place?
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From: Joris Willekens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Having found the phpinfo() instructions, I've reinstalled PHP5 on win w2k3, and
have made a few corrections to the ini file as a result.
Is there a way to find what dlls are being found when the ini file is loaded? I
have moved the libmysql and php_mysqli dlls into the dlls and ext folders
resp
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To: Brereton, Stephen
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] PHP and Windows - problem with php_mysqli.dll
Make sure you've set your environment variable correctly. You will need
both variables set. Follow these FAQ entries
http://www.php.net
I'm trying to get a mysql driven site working, but have hit a nasty problem
Started off with php 5 but that simply refuses to find the dll.
rolled back to 4.2 or some such, which then fails to load when the dll is
included in the extensions list.
So long as mysqli line is commented out, its fine.
