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Oct 31st, 2009, 11:22 AM
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Re: PHP and MySQL are being anti-social.
well, this looks like just another reason not to use something like this!
anyway, check to make sure your httpd.conf (Apache configuration file) is pointing to the "correct" PHP ini file. otherwise, it could be looking for it in some other location and assigning a default value to extension_dir. you should be able to search for "PHPIniDir" to find it. if it doesn't exist, you can set it. like so:
Code:
PHPIniDir "C:/whatever/your/php.ini/directory/is"
other than that, I'm not sure right now. I've never used "WAMP" and I would always suggest you learn how to install Apache, MySQL and PHP separately yourself rather than letting something else do it. it will ensure things like this don't happen.
oh yeah, and make sure you add your PHP install directory to the Windows "PATH" environment variable, or at least copy libmcrypt.dll, libmhash.dll, and libmysql.dll into the windows/system32/ directory. I don't know if this "WAMP" thing does any of that for you.
Last edited by kows; Oct 31st, 2009 at 11:28 AM.
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