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Re: Problem link PHP 5.1.2 + Mysql 5.0.20 + IIS 6.0
Posted by: William
Date: April 14, 2006 09:13AM

William wrote:
> Jason Gray wrote:
> > I have the same problem only I'm running
> >
> > PHP 5.1.2
> > Mysql 5.0.20
> > IIS 6.0
> >
> > extension_dir = "c:/php/ext/"
> >
> > extension=php_mysql.dll <-- Enabled /
> already
> > uncoment -- not exists when check <?php
> > phpinfo(); ?>
> > extension=php_mysqli.dll <-- Enabled /
> already
> > uncoment -- not exists when check <?php
> > phpinfo(); ?>
> >
> > And I get a error in phpMyAdmin that say:
> >
> > phpMyAdmin - Error
> > Cannot load mysql extension. Please check
> your PHP
> > configuration. - Documentation
> >
> > or if i tell phpMyAdmin to use mysqli in the
> cofig
> > file then I get:
> >
> > phpMyAdmin - Error
> > Cannot load mysqli extension. Please check
> your
> > PHP configuration. - Documentation
> >
> > I think there is a bug in PHP 5.1.2 probing
> for
> > extensions. It should not matter even if you
> have
> > don't have any MySQL database running the
> > extension should still show up in phpinfo().
> I
> > have install php many times (25-30) before.
> >
> > Any one find a fix?
>
>
> I found a fix and I have posted it already but
> I'll repeat it here :)
> It turns out that PHP 5.0 removed support for new
> versions of mysql and you have to manually set it
> up:
>
> 1) Make sure your libmysql and
> php_mysql/php_mysqli .dlls are there and the php_
> ones are enabled.
> Note) If you are on linux, sorry this doesn't
> cover you as I have no idea how to do it for a
> linux, I'm on windows.
> 2) Go to windows control panel, if its in advanced
> mode, turn it into classic view for ease of use
> for the next step:
> 3) Find 'System' and open it, click on the
> advanced tab.
> 4) Click on .
> 5) Under System Variables, click new.
> 6) In the dialog that pops up, there should be two
> text boxes.
> In the name bpx, type:
> PHPRC
> 7) In the value of this variable is where you
> installed it, for example, I installed it into
> C:\PHP, and that was exactly what I typed:
> C:\PHP
>
> 8) Were almost finished!
> 9) Restart your computer and it should work.
>
> The original solution that was published by me can
> be found at:
> http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?52,81903,82429#ms
> g-82429
>


I think it will work under IIS put I use apache, it should work though because the problem is with PHP and not MySQL or IIS. It won't work on *nix or mac though because it needs the windows control panel.

No, I will NOT fix your computer!
Oh, alright then!

I HATE it when things go wrong :@ :@

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