PHP on Win problem

Hi!

Recently I have been getting error messages when Apache starts (as well as
the control service of my mail server). For Apache I get this message twice:
"Unknown(): Unable to load dynamic library 'C:php\extensions\php_imap.dll' -
The specified procedure could not be found."
I get the same message from the control service of the mail server.
Anyone else get this and now how to fix it?
I'm using Apache 2.0.47 on WinXP Pro with PHP 4.3.7 (was the same with
4.3.6).
I'd realy like some help with this as it seems my webmail have seased to
work since this problem started occuring..

TIA
Thomas

Check your php.ini file...

you are missing the backslash after C:...
extension_dir = "C:php\extensions\"

it should be:
extension_dir = "C:\php\extensions\"

-Rook.


"Thomas Andersson" <steiner@tifozi.net> wrote in message
news:2icdrsFl5cc5U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Hi!
>
> Recently I have been getting error messages when Apache starts (as well as
> the control service of my mail server). For Apache I get this message
twice:
> "Unknown(): Unable to load dynamic library
'C:php\extensions\php_imap.dll' -
> The specified procedure could not be found."
> I get the same message from the control service of the mail server.
> Anyone else get this and now how to fix it?
> I'm using Apache 2.0.47 on WinXP Pro with PHP 4.3.7 (was the same with
> 4.3.6).
> I'd realy like some help with this as it seems my webmail have seased to
> work since this problem started occuring..
>
> TIA
> Thomas
>
>

Rook wrote:
> Check your php.ini file...
>
> you are missing the backslash after C:...
> extension_dir = "C:php\extensions\"
>
> it should be:
> extension_dir = "C:\php\extensions\"

OUps, no, that's not it. That was just a typo when I wrote down the error
message. If that was the problem NO extensions would load.

Best Wishes
Thomas

Thomas Andersson wrote:
> Rook wrote:
>> Check your php.ini file...
>>
>> you are missing the backslash after C:...
>> extension_dir = "C:php\extensions\"
>>
>> it should be:
>> extension_dir = "C:\php\extensions\"
>
> OUps, no, that's not it. That was just a typo when I wrote down the
> error message. If that was the problem NO extensions would load.
>
> Best Wishes
> Thomas

Thomas,

Which mail server are you using? It looks like one of the messaging
libraries in Windows has been corrupted, most likely overwritten with an
older version which doesn't implement a function call.


Nathan