I just installed Apache 2.2.2 on my Windows 2000 (SP4) machine to test
the new version.
Everything works except PHP (version 5.1.4): when starting Apache, it
pops out a message saying that it is unable to locate the module (even
set on the correct path!), stops the execution and exits. On the other
side, PHP works fine with Apache 2.0.55, so It's not a problem of a
broken build.
Got ideas?
Thanks.
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Massimo Lombardo
6  1343  un**********@gmail.com wrote: I just installed Apache 2.2.2 on my Windows 2000 (SP4) machine to test
the new version.
Everything works except PHP (version 5.1.4): when starting Apache, it
pops out a message saying that it is unable to locate the module (even
set on the correct path!), stops the execution and exits. On the other
side, PHP works fine with Apache 2.0.55, so It's not a problem of a
broken build.
Got ideas?
Thanks.
--
Massimo Lombardo
The binary interface of Apache 2.2 is different from that of Apache
2.0. You can't use the same DLL. If you really want to use Apache 2.2,
then you have to recompile the SAPI module yourself.
Chung Leong wrote: The binary interface of Apache 2.2 is different from that of Apache
2.0. You can't use the same DLL. If you really want to use Apache 2.2,
then you have to recompile the SAPI module yourself.
Or wait for the new build from php.net, right? un**********@gmail.com wrote: Chung Leong wrote: The binary interface of Apache 2.2 is different from that of Apache
2.0. You can't use the same DLL. If you really want to use Apache 2.2,
then you have to recompile the SAPI module yourself.
Or wait for the new build from php.net, right?
Which might take forever. Apache 2.2 is not exactly taking the world by
storm. Unless you need to server 2gig+ files, I don't see a reason to
upgrade.
Chung Leong wrote: Which might take forever. Apache 2.2 is not exactly taking the world by
storm. Unless you need to server 2gig+ files, I don't see a reason to
upgrade.
Ah. Wow. Great. I have no 2+ GB file to serve...
Version 2.2: trashed.
Thanks.
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Massimo un**********@gmail.com wrote: I just installed Apache 2.2.2 on my Windows 2000 (SP4) machine to test
the new version.
Everything works except PHP (version 5.1.4): when starting Apache, it
pops out a message saying that it is unable to locate the module (even
set on the correct path!), stops the execution and exits. On the other
side, PHP works fine with Apache 2.0.55, so It's not a problem of a
broken build.
Got ideas?
Thanks.
--
Massimo Lombardo
Yeah, Windows 2000 kind of sux... I'm running XAMPP fine on Windows XP
though, although I'd use Linux if I could.
Jackson Scott Peebles wrote: un**********@gmail.com wrote: I just installed Apache 2.2.2 on my Windows 2000 (SP4) machine to test
the new version.
Everything works except PHP (version 5.1.4): when starting Apache, it
pops out a message saying that it is unable to locate the module (even
set on the correct path!), stops the execution and exits. On the other
side, PHP works fine with Apache 2.0.55, so It's not a problem of a
broken build.
Got ideas?
Thanks.
--
Massimo Lombardo
Yeah, Windows 2000 kind of sux... I'm running XAMPP fine on Windows XP
though, although I'd use Linux if I could.
Things should improve on the Windows front now that Microsoft has
released a free version of Visual Studio, which will expand the pool of
developers who can compile from source. VC6 is really ancient (it was
designed for WinNT). Even if you are willing to pay for it it's not
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