having problems getting mysqli installed on PHP 5.2.1

[chris]

Hello all,
I am having problems getting Apache 2.2.4 to read the php_mysqli.dll
file some my C:\php\ext\ directory. The following is the error that
Apache displays in the error log:

PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'C:/php/ext/
php_mysqli.dll' - The specified procedure could not be found.\r\n in
Unknown on line 0

The file is in the directory, but Apache won't load the file.

Any suggestions??

[Jerry Stuckle]

ch***@mu.org wrote:

Hello all,
I am having problems getting Apache 2.2.4 to read the php_mysqli.dll
file some my C:\php\ext\ directory. The following is the error that
Apache displays in the error log:

PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'C:/php/ext/
php_mysqli.dll' - The specified procedure could not be found.\r\n in
Unknown on line 0

The file is in the directory, but Apache won't load the file.

Any suggestions??

Are your mysql libs accessible (i.e. in a directory in your PATH statement)?

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[chris]

The mysql extensions are in the PATH directory. I can get mysql
installed but not mysqli for some reason. Also, it's probably worth
noting that I use a Windows XP Home to run Apache, PHP, and MySql 4.1.

[Jerry Stuckle]

ch***@mu.org wrote:

The mysql extensions are in the PATH directory. I can get mysql
installed but not mysqli for some reason. Also, it's probably worth
noting that I use a Windows XP Home to run Apache, PHP, and MySql 4.1.

What's the entire version? The mysqli extensions are made to work with
MySQL 4.1.3 and later. I don't think it will work with older versions.

BTW - MySQL 4.1 is quite old. You might want to think about upgrading.

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[otrWalter]

On Apr 4, 5:44 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

The mysql extensions are in the PATH directory. I can get mysql
installed but not mysqli for some reason. Also, it's probably worth
noting that I use a Windows XP Home to run Apache, PHP, and MySql 4.1.

XP Home will not make any difference.

mySQL 4.x will.

Don't use mysqli.dll with mySQL 4.x, use mysql.dll.

walter