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PHP 5 Hangs when loading php_mysql.dll | | Published by: smith 2009-01-07 |
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So I've been upgrading from php4 to php5, specifically php5.1.1 for Win32 and it all goes swimmingly until I alter php.ini so it loads php_mysql.dll
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php.ini not updating ive installed php5 on my IIS server. everything php connect to mysql server, so i uncommented the line: extension=php_mysql.dll
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At this point it just hangs until IIS has enough of it and kills it. Any PHP will do this, even phpinfo();
The extension dir is correct in php.ini, its a full path and already loading gd2, so it's not going to be that.
I'm not doing an over-the-top-of-php4 install. Its a fresh directory and a fresh ini file from the -recommended one included with the zip file.
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4) ext/ (PHP 5) ; extension folders as well as the separate PECL DLL download (PHP 5) Win ME hangs up oftenly duirng cold boot Was running win SP2
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I'm loading the ISAPI module, and, if it matters, the version of MySQL is 4.0.18nt.
I've tried using php 5.0.5 which I use on my personal machine for testing vB hacks before I destroy my entire forum installation (:D) with no luck.
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It's a Windows 2003 server running IIS 6.0
Any help would be gratefully received.
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Aye, turns out I can't spell and had mistyped the php path in the Windows PATH environmental variable.
Do you have libmysql handy? I think you need that in your path somewhere.
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