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PHP5 RC2 and loading modules

Hi,

My problem is that php is not loading ANY module. Its saying that can
not find path. Although I have used different style path names like:
c:\php\ext
c:/php/ext
../
../ext
.../php/ext

but its just not loading any module.
Is there any bug in php 5.
I want to load php_mysql.dll module so that I can use PHP with mySQL.

Thanks.

Config:
PHP: 5.RC1
PHP 5 inst dir: c:\php
PHP 5 Ext dir = c:\php\ext
PHP.ini: c:\windows\php.ini
Server: IIS
PHP runing as: ISAPI
Windows: WinXP SP1
Jul 17 '05 #1
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saif wrote:
Hi,

My problem is that php is not loading ANY module. Its saying that can
not find path. Although I have used different style path names like:
c:\php\ext
c:/php/ext
./
./ext
../php/ext

but its just not loading any module.
Is there any bug in php 5.
I want to load php_mysql.dll module so that I can use PHP with mySQL.

Thanks.

Config:
PHP: 5.RC1
PHP 5 inst dir: c:\php
PHP 5 Ext dir = c:\php\ext
PHP.ini: c:\windows\php.ini
Server: IIS
PHP runing as: ISAPI
Windows: WinXP SP1


Did you uncomment the lines with the module names in php.ini? They are all
commented out by default; remove the ';' at the beginning of the line that
lists the module you wish to use.

Berislav

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Jul 17 '05 #2
Hi,
I have uncommented the line 'extension=php_mysql.dll'. Tried to load
other modules but same message can not find module.
Tough there was one strange thing when tried to load libmysql.dll
instead of php_mysql.dll got a message: PHP Startup: Invalid library
(maybe not a PHP library) 'libmysql.dll - that is path is right. It
is able to find the module but still giving a message can not find
module.

Then I tried to move the ext dir in D drive but still not helpful.

I have followed all the ways to install the PHP with IIS.

Any guess/clue whatever will be helpful.
Any idea where I can discuss PHP5 installation issue.

Anyone who has install PHP 5.RC2 with IIS can tell me what procedure
he has followed.

Thanks a lot.
Jul 17 '05 #3

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