I have successfully installed previous versions of PHP dozens of times, under Windows,
Linux and FreeBSD, so I'm not exactly a newbie having a go at his first install. I've
tried
to report the problems I relate below to the PHP bugs knowledge base, but
bugs.php.net has been down for a couple of
The mysqli DLL file is not present in the PHP5rc3 for Win32 package, nor is it
bundled.
Can't find it in the PECL package either. Did they just forget to put the DLL in the
package
or is there a more esoteric explanation to this?
Erik
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Hello Ross,
First of all, do you have a firewall on your test server? If you do, beware that some
firewalls (e.g. ZoneAlarm 4) play havoc with session data. Disable the firewall (if
you can)
and, presto, your sessions start working as expected. Of course then your machine will
be
exposed, but
Does anyone know of reasonably good and reliable (and preferably free) ASP to PHP
converter?
Erik
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That sort of explains it, but I find it curious (to put it mildly) that there should
not be any
kind of warning or notice regarding the absence of the mysqli extension in the
package.
Granted, PHP doesn't cost any money, so I suppose I'm in no position to complain.
On 11 Jun 2004 at 13:44, Ja
Thanks a lot for your responses, Trevor, Svensson and Sudeep. I'd already tried
asp2php,
but it spat out broken code. Your friend would probably do a much better job,
Svensson,
but I'm doing a favour for a friend of my own and am not willing to spend money.
I guess I'll end up doing the conver
Jim,
Below are a few comments and questions for you:
On 22 Sep 2004 at 6:41, Jim Bailey wrote:
> I'm a well seasoned developer dipping my toe into PHP/Apache/MySQL.
> I installed Mozilla FireFox Version 0.9.3 and
> PHP4.3.8 and
> Apache 1.3.31 running in
> Windows 2000 Version 5 SP 4.
Fine, but
