mike wrote:
> Paul Herber wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 02:38:08 GMT, mike <spammesillt@junkmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I am very new to PHP I am having php.ini problems. I am working in XP
>>> with IIS and have php installed as an ISAPI. I am trying to change
>>> values in my php environment like 'upload_tmp_dir',
>>> 'upload_max_filesize'. I have scanned my computer and the only
>>> php.ini file on the machine is in C:\Program Files\PHP. If I change
>>> entries in that php.ini file and run phpinfo() it appears that the
>>> values are not getting updated. This is still true after I start and
>>> stop the IIS server.
>>>
>>> Also the phpinfo() reports my path to the php.ini file is c:\windows,
>>> but there is no php.ini file in that directory. If I copy the php.ini
>>> file to c:\windows and restart the server, then php breaks.
>>
>>
>>
>> What do you mean by 'php breaks'? What does/doesn't it do?
>> The fact that putting the php.ini file in c:/windows affects operation
>> certainly proves that that is the correct place for it. Put a standard
>> php.ini file here then sort out problems from there.
>>
>>
>>
> Thanks
>
> I put the standard file that came with the install there. So it should
> not have been corrupted but who knows. So I agree it looks like it was
> going through its list of places to find the php.ini file and found
> somthing in the windows directory. I seem to have gotten PHP to now read
> the php.ini file (atleast partially) in the windows directory by doing a
> php uninstall and a reinstall of php. This time I put it in a C:\PHP
> directory as opposed to the installer default c:\Program Files
> directory. Seems like other people have it working in Program Files.
> When it was not workin I would get a short message in my browser that
> said somethin like it could not make the reference call, no error
> number. Sorry, I can not remember the exact message.
>
> Thanks
> Mike

Now I remember:

The remote procedure call failed

Mike