PHP 5.0.3 & MySQL 4.1

[Travis Font]

Okay..hope someone out there knows the answer to this. Anyhow, I've
install PHP 5.0.3 and mySQL 4.1 but problem is that PHP 5 isn't
taking/or doesn't have..I really got no idea the MySQL Extension. did
phpinfo() and its not listed in there so I know its nowhere to found.
So I reintall my php manytimes and MySQL but nothing. No help.

Now for info, I'm using Apache 2.0 on Windows XP Pro. All server stuff
including Apache is on its own drive, not C! Rather F, if anyone wishes
to know. Also PHP is install as an Apache module. That's basically
about it...

Can't get PHP 5 to say hi MySQL welcome you are an extension lets use
you! enjoy!! :-/ anyone know how...

[Tim Van Wassenhove]

Re: PHP 5.0.3 & MySQL 4.1

On 2005-03-25, Travis Font <travis.font@gm ail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> Okay..hope someone out there knows the answer to this. Anyhow, I've
> install PHP 5.0.3 and mySQL 4.1 but problem is that PHP 5 isn't
> taking/or doesn't have..I really got no idea the MySQL Extension. did
> phpinfo() and its not listed in there so I know its nowhere to found.
> So I reintall my php manytimes and MySQL but nothing. No help.[/color]

so you might want to read the documentation on how to enable an
extension. in case you got the php-zip package it's only a matter of
removing the ; before extension=php_m ysqli.dll in your php.ini
and restarting apache...


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Tim Van Wassenhove <http://www.timvw.info>

[Travis Font]

Re: PHP 5.0.3 &amp; MySQL 4.1

been pass that and nothing. if remove the ; in php.ini to load the dll
once i restart apache it errors and says it can be founded.

[Tony Marston]

Re: PHP 5.0.3 &amp; MySQL 4.1

This means that while trying to load the PHP extension it has failed to find
another DLL file. I am running XP Pro, Apache 2.0.53, PHP 5 and MySQL
4.1.10, so I had the same problem. You must copy libmysqli.dll to your
c:/windows/system folder, enable the mysqli extension, then restart Apache.

HTH.

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Tony Marston

http://www.tonymarston.net

"Travis Font" <travis.font@gm ail.com> wrote in message
news:1111831331 .058415.210180@ f14g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
> been pass that and nothing. if remove the ; in php.ini to load the dll
> once i restart apache it errors and says it can be founded.
>[/color]

[Bert Melis]

Re: PHP 5.0.3 &amp; MySQL 4.1

Travis Font wrote:[color=blue]
> Okay..hope someone out there knows the answer to this. Anyhow, I've
> install PHP 5.0.3 and mySQL 4.1 but problem is that PHP 5 isn't
> taking/or doesn't have..I really got no idea the MySQL Extension. did
> phpinfo() and its not listed in there so I know its nowhere to found.
> So I reintall my php manytimes and MySQL but nothing. No help.
>
> Now for info, I'm using Apache 2.0 on Windows XP Pro. All server stuff
> including Apache is on its own drive, not C! Rather F, if anyone wishes
> to know. Also PHP is install as an Apache module. That's basically
> about it...
>
> Can't get PHP 5 to say hi MySQL welcome you are an extension lets use
> you! enjoy!! :-/ anyone know how...
>[/color]

copy the libmysql.dll into the apache\bin folder and you're set!

[Andy Hassall]

Re: PHP 5.0.3 &amp; MySQL 4.1

On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 12:22:24 +0100, Bert Melis
<bert.melis@off site_remove_thi s_.be> wrote:
[color=blue]
>copy the libmysql.dll into the apache\bin folder and you're set![/color]

Or add the directory containing libmysql.dll to the PATH environment variable
- this works with servers other than Apache, and should make it less likely to
cause problems due to forgetting there's a DLL been moved around when
upgrading.

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