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PHP 4.2.1 modules and Apache under XP

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ccherchi

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Jun 18, 2002
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FR
Hi,

i have a problem making my PHP modules work with my current configuration (PHP 4.2.1 and Apache under XP). When restarting my HTTP server, i still get the following error message : "can't load XXXX module. Module not found".

I have read a lot of FAQ about this problem, and i have tried a couple of known solution : checked the php.ini conf file (extensions path...), moved some important DLL into the %SYSTEM%/SYSTEM32 directory, and even in the PHP directory himself. I also heard about a new microsoft DLL (msvcr70.dll) used by some modules (like libcurl), but nothing came up with it.

Did somebody had the same problem, so i could trie anything else?

Thanks,

Ced.
 
Since I'm not a Windows-User, I can only guess that either the module is not where it should be or the paths in php.ini are wrong. Are you sure the file exists and is at its correct place? cu, Sascha
 
I have tried all and all are making the error. But i am more interested to make the libcurl module work.
 
Well, ccherchi, I'm sorry, but I don't think I can be of any help for you... Since I could not find anything about that in the major PHP mailinglists, I guess this problem is due to your local configuration/environment. Try to use the PHP-Newsgroups alt.comp.lang.php and alt.php.

Sorry, Sascha cu, Sascha
 
Allright, Thanks for your help Sascha. I'll try ti find some advices on threse newsgroups.
 
have you checked your httpd.conf file under apache? This is where the module will be called from, check the paths in here and see what you find.
I don't run apache under windows, only under various *nix's. <hr>
There's no present like the time, they say. - Henry's Cat.
 
This kind of module is supposed to be loaded by the PHP interpreter, so the module is called in the php.ini file. Are you sure httpd.conf could be edited to (pre)load thise mod? And how do you call it (with a basic 'Loadmodule' statement)?
 
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