Re: undefined function() + can't load module question yet again (anda partial sollution)

Finn wrote:
> My conclusions so far are
> 1) that a standard win-installation installs a cgi-version of php.

The installer does. If you use the zip file, you have to manually
install according the directions in the distribution.

> 2) php4 does not work as a module on apache under windows.

Yes, it does - that's the only way I use it.

> 4) The "compiled in" note on some functionality does not mean this
> functionality is available by default in the cgi-version of php, how
> it is enabled is unclear to me.

check php.ini for "Windows Extensions" and uncomment the ones you want
enabled.

> Initially I tried to install php from the zip-binaries (you
> copy all files to a suitable location, and edit the php.ini and
> httpd.conf yourself) I followed instructions to run php as a module in
> apache:
> LoadModule php4_module "C:/php/sapi/php4apache2.dll"
> Results in the well known error: Cannot load
> C:/PHP/sapi/php4apache2.dll into server: The specified module could
> not be found.

Don't forget to copy the necessary dll files for the system as well.
Also, you shouldn't use php with apache2 for production either, so keep
that in mind.

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