On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 07:25:36 -0800, "Michael Bradley-Robbins"
<mi*****@bradley-robbins.net> wrote:
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"Matthias Esken" <mu******************@usenetverwaltung.org> wrote in
message news:ct**********@usenet.esken.de... Michael Bradley-Robbins wrote:
How do I set up the extension_dir in windows to point to "c:\php\ext"?
I've
tried almost everything.
Open php.ini and write
extension_dir = c:/php/ext/
Save.
I did that, and now, when I start apache, it gives an error message saying:
"PHP startup: unable to load dinamic binary 'c:/php/ext\php_mysqli.dll' -
the specified procedure could not be found" Now what do I do?
What does it _actually_ say? "dinamic binary" doesn't make sense. Did it
actually say "dynamic library"?
If so, you don't have the directory containing libmysqli.dll (PHP 5.0.2 and
earlier) or libmysql.dll (PHP 5.0.3) on your PATH environment variable, since
the mysqli PHP extension needs a mysqli client library to work. Change PATH to
include c:\php - as the PHP 5 zip distribution comes with the required DLL.
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