I upgraded my local Nuspere installation with the newer PHP
(see notes below); I installed the 4.3.2 version, using the
installer ("blind", since I never heard back from anyone who'd done
it themselves). It runs, but there's a problem. Every time I
start a PHP file, I get a popup error message to the effect
"... zend_ptr_stack_ push could not be located in
dynamic link library php4ts.dll" When I then click OK
it all runs right. Anyone know how to fix this problem?
I can live with it if I have to (local installation, y'know),
but it sure would be nice not to have it.
- Mark
wilson@cpuworks .com (Mark Wilson CPU) wrote in message news:<3fb6a835. 0306202003.7140 127b@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
> André Næss <andrena.spamre allysucks@ifi.u io.no> wrote in message news:<bcuhnv$nk s$1@maud.ifi.ui o.no>...[color=green]
> > Mark Wilson CPU:
> >[color=darkred]
> > > I got the PHP/MySQL/Perl/Apache server/etc package from NuSphere
> > > and installed it on my local PC. (This is a free package to allow
> > > local testing of web apps before uploading them to the "real" server.)
> > > Problem: it has PHP version 4.0.6, and I've been told I need 4.1+
> > > in order to have $_SESSION vars work right.
> > > 1) Is there a way to get a newer version of PHP? (for free!...)
> > > 2) If so, can it be safely installed over the one I have?
> > > 3) If so, how?
> > > Sorry for the perhaps-totally-newbie questions, but it'd be
> > > great to have a later-and-greater version, even if it's not
> > > quite the latest-and-greatest.[/color]
> >
> > www.php.net should be able to answer all that.
> >
> > André Næss[/color]
>
> I see the 4.3.2 installer (PHP 4.3.2 installer [1,035Kb] - 29 May
> 2003,
> filename php-4.3.2-installer.exe) but just looking for some
> reassurance, especially if someone has ever actually done this
> themselves (!), that it's reasonably safe![/color]
(see notes below); I installed the 4.3.2 version, using the
installer ("blind", since I never heard back from anyone who'd done
it themselves). It runs, but there's a problem. Every time I
start a PHP file, I get a popup error message to the effect
"... zend_ptr_stack_ push could not be located in
dynamic link library php4ts.dll" When I then click OK
it all runs right. Anyone know how to fix this problem?
I can live with it if I have to (local installation, y'know),
but it sure would be nice not to have it.
- Mark
wilson@cpuworks .com (Mark Wilson CPU) wrote in message news:<3fb6a835. 0306202003.7140 127b@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
> André Næss <andrena.spamre allysucks@ifi.u io.no> wrote in message news:<bcuhnv$nk s$1@maud.ifi.ui o.no>...[color=green]
> > Mark Wilson CPU:
> >[color=darkred]
> > > I got the PHP/MySQL/Perl/Apache server/etc package from NuSphere
> > > and installed it on my local PC. (This is a free package to allow
> > > local testing of web apps before uploading them to the "real" server.)
> > > Problem: it has PHP version 4.0.6, and I've been told I need 4.1+
> > > in order to have $_SESSION vars work right.
> > > 1) Is there a way to get a newer version of PHP? (for free!...)
> > > 2) If so, can it be safely installed over the one I have?
> > > 3) If so, how?
> > > Sorry for the perhaps-totally-newbie questions, but it'd be
> > > great to have a later-and-greater version, even if it's not
> > > quite the latest-and-greatest.[/color]
> >
> > www.php.net should be able to answer all that.
> >
> > André Næss[/color]
>
> I see the 4.3.2 installer (PHP 4.3.2 installer [1,035Kb] - 29 May
> 2003,
> filename php-4.3.2-installer.exe) but just looking for some
> reassurance, especially if someone has ever actually done this
> themselves (!), that it's reasonably safe![/color]