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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.I sent this message to 3 lists just hoping I would get some help. I just hope I am not upsetting anybody with it! I have apache2, mysql 4.0.21 and php 5.0.2.on xp pro. All works fine up to the point where I enable the php_mysql.dll module in php.ini. I followed the instructions and copied libmysql.dll to c:\windows, also modified the "extension_dir" to point to c:\sqlphp\php\ext which works fine as the error message I get shows the proper path for php_mysql.dll file. Also, I checked it out to see if the file is there and it is indeed in that directory. Here is the error message: --------------------- PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:\sqlphp\php\ext\php_mysql.dll' The specified module could not be found. In Unknown on line 0 --------------------- So far, I did a search on the internet and other people who had the same problem seem to say that by moving libmysql.dll and php_mysql.dll to \windows or \windows\system32 the problem would be sorted. Unfortunately for me, tried it and it doesn't work, i get the same message. I even tried to register the dlls manually using regsrv32 and even that failed. By the way, I get this message when I start php from the command line. I had to disable apache2 as it falls over as soon as it tries to load the php module which in turn tries to load the php_mysql.dll module. Also, Apache2 reports the same error before crashing, so for the time being I disabled the service. I would appreciate any help on this issue as it's starting to drive me mad. Many thanks alex -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
Post Follow-up to this messageIt appears as if the "php_mysql.dll" module has problems loading the "libmysql.dll" file. Setting the PHP dir to the system path var did NOT work for me. However, these options did: a) copy the bundled libmysql.dll to the windows system32 folder. b) OR, copy the bundled libmysql.dll to apache's BIN folder. c) OR, copy the bundled libmysql.dll to apache's root folder. I'm currently using option C, but I would prefer not having to copy DLL files across my system. Has anyone found a better solution? My Server: * Microsoft WindowsXP SP2 * MySQL 4.0.21 * apache 2.0.52 * PHP 5.0.2
Post Follow-up to this messageIt appears as if the "php_mysql.dll" module has problems loading the "libmysql.dll" file. Setting the PHP dir to the system %path% var did NOT work for me. However, these options did: a) copy the bundled libmysql.dll to the windows system32 folder. b) OR, copy the bundled libmysql.dll to apache's BIN folder. c) OR, copy the bundled libmysql.dll to apache's root folder. I'm currently using option C, but I would prefer not having to copy DLL files across my system. Has anyone found a better solution? My Server Includes: * Microsoft WindowsXP SP2 * MySQL 4.0.21 * apache 2.0.52 * PHP 5.0.2
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