On Tuesday 14 August 2001 19:23, Phil Driscoll wrote:
>as long as phpts.dll is in the same directory as the main php executable or
but should have written
as long as php4ts.dll is in the same directory as the main php executable or
Sorry!
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I agree with Angie's sentiments. There is no need at all to put the dlls in
your system directory (although php will still work if you do) as long as
phpts.dll is in the same directory as the main php executable or dll. This
means php.exe for cgi, php4apache.dll for Apache module etc.
I think
Acutally, I spoke with the main developer of the windows binary at the PHP conference
in San Diego.he suggested that it is a better practice to put those dll's in the same
folder that php.exe is sitting in. He explained that php should still be able to find
them there and it's not good practic
Hi,
Just to add to Arjen and Phils advice you need to the following.
From your C:\PHP directory you need to copy the files from the dlls
directory to the C:\windows\system directory .
Also from your C:\PHP directory you will need to copy the php4ts.dll to your
C:\windows\system directory
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