yeah,
i have similiar problems, really annoying and time consuming
gd works with php3 (dynamically loaded by ld function) but ldap fails
also odbc behave odd: it must be comment in php.ini dll's section to work ! - older I
am less I undestand ...
piotr
>>> Erik Ableson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/
Title: RE: [PHP-WIN] Modules not loading
Well - finally got it to work by using the apache module rather than the cgi and by dropping the dll's into the Winnt directory...
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>From: "alain"@samoun.com [mailto:"alain"@samoun.com]
>Se
> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 5:07 PM
> >To: Erik Ableson; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Modules not loading
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> >Where did you get your build?
> >The modules have to be inte
Title: RE: [PHP-WIN] Modules not loading
It's the latest precompiled version and I've tried uncommenting them in the php.ini file which just results in it complaining that it can't find modules, and doesn't handle the .php files as text/html properly. Running without the
Had the same problem with LDAP and GD, but not with any of the others.
I tried copying stuff into different paths, but that didn't seem to help
either.
Eventually I gave up and just used the module instead of the CGI (faster
as well!)
Tom
Erik Ableson wrote:
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>
> I'm seeing an interesting prob
Modules not loadingI've run across this problem and have fixed it by copying certain
DLLs into my path. One way to find which DLLs it is looking for is to troubleshoot
with the command line. Execute a script from the command line that contains the
offending function calls and you will probably
strangely enough, im getting a similar problem.. the ldap module nor the
mssql module work when uncommented in php.ini. All the other uncommented
extensions load no problem. The dll's are definately in my extensions dir.
weird eh?
"Alain Samoun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Where did you get your build?
The modules have to be integrated at compilation time.
It seems that the ldap module either is not part of your build or has not be
activated in the php.ini file.
Alain
On Wed, Feb 07, 2001 at 03:38:50PM -0600, Erik Ableson wrote:
> I'm seeing an interesting problem
Erik:
Did you uncomment the related line in php.ini ?, the one that says:
extension = php_ldap.dll
and check that the following setting is correctly set:
extension_dir = "C:/PHP/extensions/" ; or wherever your extensions are
Saludos,
Pablo
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