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| Seth | Oct 27 2005, 10:11 AM Post #16 |
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Okay, there are a couple things you've got to do. It seems like you've already uncommented the php_mysql.dll extension. You should NOT uncomment php_msql.dll, that's mSQL (miniSQL) and isn't used with MySQL. Now you need to add a variable to your path. I'm not on Windows so this is a paraphrase, but right-click on My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced tab. Then you want something about environment variables, it's a button you click. Then, you'll see a text box with lots of directory names in it. Add the path to your PHP installation in it. (Note that they're separated by semicolons.) Now, copy php_mysql.dll to C:\windows\system32\ Restart Apache and you should be good. |
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| Peachy | Nov 2 2005, 07:19 PM Post #17 |
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I fixed the line in php.ini file, copied the php_mysql.dll file to system32 folder and I'm stumped with the semicolons in the Enviroment Variables bit, here's a screenie![]() |
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| Seth | Nov 3 2005, 02:03 AM Post #18 |
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See the one that says Path, at the bottom? You can see a whole directory there and part of another one, they're separated by ; Highlight that, hit edit, and add ;C:\PHP or wherever you installed PHP. |
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| Peachy | Nov 3 2005, 12:19 PM Post #19 |
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Ah rite got you now, well I edited that and, well it's still not good news. I think I'm just not supposed to get this. |
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| Seth | Nov 3 2005, 12:31 PM Post #20 |
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You restarted Apache? :/ |
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| Peachy | Nov 3 2005, 12:45 PM Post #21 |
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Yep, even restarted my pc (just in case) |
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| Pete | Nov 6 2005, 02:45 PM Post #22 |
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Well....you could always use EasyPHP.... It's not the first thing I'd recommend as it uses older versions of PHP/MySQL/Apache, but you can upgrade them manually, and it installs everything for you automagically in a few clicks. You need to uninstall Apache/PHP/MySQL before you use it though..... |
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| Peachy | Nov 7 2005, 02:46 PM Post #23 |
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Any ideas how easy it is to upgrade it? 1 of my mate's kens someone that works with MySql and PHP and he'll be up in December, so if I haven't anything working by then I might see if he can get it working. |
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| Pete | Nov 7 2005, 02:49 PM Post #24 |
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Well I installed it because I actually had the exact same problem as you (Apache 2.0.55, PHP 5.0.5, MySQL 5). I haven't bothered upgrading it yet, but presumably you would just overwrite the files. I'll try and upgrade it and let you know. |
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| Jory | Nov 8 2005, 06:21 AM Post #25 |
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Just now, I've been trying to install this as well. (Apache 2.0.55, PHP 5.0.5, MySQL 5 that is.) If I restart Apache, I get an error, "Unable to load the extention G:\Apache\Modules\php_mysql.dll, file could not be found". Yet its there. Same goes for just about every other extention. (I also added all directiries involved to the path like Seth said) Edit: Is says it can't find the procedure. So eigher they made a real dumb error message, or something is just wrong with apache, right? :unsure: /edit. edit2: Ok, so it apears its just a huge load of the dll's not working. Bah. /edit So eigher there is something we are all forgetting, or something is wrong with apache. (I doubt its the latter though )Looking for what may cause this right now, if I figure it out I'll post it here. And installing something like EasyPHP is the easier way to do it, I know that, but I've had some bad experiences with those. (Ok, not with EasyPHP, but with 3/4 others) |
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| Peachy | Nov 8 2005, 02:37 PM Post #26 |
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Well I haven't tried EasyPHP yet. I just tried a newer version of PHPMyAdmin (2.6.4 the latest stable version) and still have the same prob
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| Pete | Nov 8 2005, 02:42 PM Post #27 |
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I still say use EasyPHP as a last resort, if all else fails. Did you add this line to your httpd.conf file?
To view *.phps files:
Remember to restart Apache after doing that. The best way to do that is to close all Apache processes, then restart them. |
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| Peachy | Nov 8 2005, 02:54 PM Post #28 |
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Well I didn't, do now and still have the same problem ![]() I really don't get this |
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| Pete | Nov 8 2005, 03:06 PM Post #29 |
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hmmm.... try changing AddHandler to AddType, maybe that'll do something. |
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| Jory | Nov 8 2005, 03:16 PM Post #30 |
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Assuming you are still getting the same error as you told us about it the first post: Its not PHP thats not working, so adding stuff like that won't work. (Nice try thought Pete )Apache just can't load the MySQL extension. (And a bunch of others) So I would think that there are eigther some broken dll's in the packages we all download, so some compatibillety problem of some kind. I'm going to look for other dll's. Huge and rahter important edit: (I think) Download the PHP 5.05 windows package here (I used the nl2 server, but that should matter, should it?) Then take the php_mysql.dll from the phpdir/ext and put it in whatever directorie you are having the extensions. Restart apache and it should work. (Did for my anyway) So the problem wasn't with us, but with the package we used for PHP. (It was 5.02, guess it was a corrupt pack or something) |
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