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  • topmind

    php_sqlite.dll recall?

    I have been trying to download the file php_sqlite.dll in order to use
    Sqlite with PHP4. However, everywhere I find an alleged link to it, the
    file has appearently been removed. Here are example sources:

    PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.




    Has it been yanked from the shelves for some reason? Perhaps it is a
    fire-wall issue that does not like "dll" extensions? Can anybody else
    by chance download the file from those links?

    Thanks, -T-

  • Tim Hunt

    #2
    Re: php_sqlite.dll recall?


    topmind wrote:
    I have been trying to download the file php_sqlite.dll in order to use
    Sqlite with PHP4. However, everywhere I find an alleged link to it, the
    file has appearently been removed. Here are example sources:
    >
    PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.

    >

    >
    Has it been yanked from the shelves for some reason? Perhaps it is a
    fire-wall issue that does not like "dll" extensions? Can anybody else
    by chance download the file from those links?
    >
    Thanks, -T-
    http://pecl4win.php.net/list.php/4_3 or


    http://snaps.php.net/ is a useful address for downloading core modules,
    there's links to windows dll's at the bottom of the page

    Tim

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    • Csaba Gabor

      #3
      Re: php_sqlite.dll recall?

      Tim Hunt wrote:
      topmind wrote:
      I have been trying to download the file php_sqlite.dll in order to use
      Sqlite with PHP4. However, everywhere I find an alleged link to it, the
      file has appearently been removed. Here are example sources:

      PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.




      Has it been yanked from the shelves for some reason? Perhaps it is a
      fire-wall issue that does not like "dll" extensions? Can anybody else
      by chance download the file from those links?

      Thanks, -T-
      >
      http://pecl4win.php.net/list.php/4_3 or

      >
      http://snaps.php.net/ is a useful address for downloading core modules,
      there's links to windows dll's at the bottom of the page
      Yes, and at the bottom of that latter page, under the middle column
      for:
      Stable (5.2.x-dev)
      it has a link for:
      PECL extensions for the 5.1.x branch (and it even has 5_1 at the end of
      the URL), as opposed to 5_2.

      If you go to that under titled page, and then strip off the 5_1 from
      the URL, then you see that there is a choice of branches: 4_3, 4_4,
      5_0, 5_1, 6_0. There is no option for 5_2.
      So the person who is downloading the stable 5.2 is left feeling fairly
      distraught because it is pretty clear by the choices that a change in
      the 2nd digit is relevant to PECL and yet there is no option for 5_2.
      Not a very rosy situation for a PHP developer trying to update to a
      latest PHP.

      Csaba Gabor from New York

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      • Jerry Stuckle

        #4
        Re: php_sqlite.dll recall?

        Csaba Gabor wrote:
        Tim Hunt wrote:
        >
        >>topmind wrote:
        >>
        >>>I have been trying to download the file php_sqlite.dll in order to use
        >>>Sqlite with PHP4. However, everywhere I find an alleged link to it, the
        >>>file has appearently been removed. Here are example sources:
        >>>
        >>>http://us3.php.net/sqlite
        >>>
        >>>http://www.zend.com/manual/ref.sqlite.php
        >>>
        >>>Has it been yanked from the shelves for some reason? Perhaps it is a
        >>>fire-wall issue that does not like "dll" extensions? Can anybody else
        >>>by chance download the file from those links?
        >>>
        >>>Thanks, -T-
        >>
        >>http://pecl4win.php.net/list.php/4_3 or
        >>http://pecl4win.php.net/list.php/4_4
        >>
        >>http://snaps.php.net/ is a useful address for downloading core modules,
        >>there's links to windows dll's at the bottom of the page
        >
        >
        Yes, and at the bottom of that latter page, under the middle column
        for:
        Stable (5.2.x-dev)
        it has a link for:
        PECL extensions for the 5.1.x branch (and it even has 5_1 at the end of
        the URL), as opposed to 5_2.
        >
        If you go to that under titled page, and then strip off the 5_1 from
        the URL, then you see that there is a choice of branches: 4_3, 4_4,
        5_0, 5_1, 6_0. There is no option for 5_2.
        So the person who is downloading the stable 5.2 is left feeling fairly
        distraught because it is pretty clear by the choices that a change in
        the 2nd digit is relevant to PECL and yet there is no option for 5_2.
        Not a very rosy situation for a PHP developer trying to update to a
        latest PHP.
        >
        Csaba Gabor from New York
        >
        Maybe because they can't effectively work on the extensions until the
        core product is stabilized? The PECL extensions have always lagged the
        core code. If you need them. just stay a level back.

        I don't like running the "latest and greatest" in a production
        environment anyway. Too many problems, even if it is "stable".


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        • topmind

          #5
          Re: php_sqlite.dll recall?


          Tim Hunt wrote:
          topmind wrote:
          I have been trying to download the file php_sqlite.dll in order to use
          Sqlite with PHP4. However, everywhere I find an alleged link to it, the
          file has appearently been removed. Here are example sources:

          PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.




          Has it been yanked from the shelves for some reason? Perhaps it is a
          fire-wall issue that does not like "dll" extensions? Can anybody else
          by chance download the file from those links?

          Thanks, -T-
          >
          http://pecl4win.php.net/list.php/4_3 or

          >
          http://snaps.php.net/ is a useful address for downloading core modules,
          there's links to windows dll's at the bottom of the page
          >
          Tim
          I found it. Thanks Much!

          -T-

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