Perhaps the "extension_dir" ini setting is not set properly?
Felipe Gasper wrote:
Did you check Event Viewer? Set error reporting to E_ALL? Put your PHP
directory in PATH?
It looks like IIS is *trying* to load PHP, based on the error that the
link gives.
-Felipe Gasper
Quoth zac korpi on 10/8/2
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I set my extension folder to 'D:\Service\PHP\ext' and the php_mysql.dll is
in the ext folder. I was getting an error saying "The specified module
could not be found." But after I copied the libmySQL.dll to the system32
folder, I got this error, "
I have PHP 5.0.2 working in Apache 2.0.52 as a module, on WinXP SP2, and
I'm trying to test coWiki (CVS-HEAD). I'm using Komodo 3.0.1 (eval) to
debug it over the XDebug 2.0 beta1 debugger.
There is a point in the code which fails because
$_SERVER['ORIG_SERVER_NAME'] is not defined. As a matter
