Don Denton wrote:
SETUP: I am running Windows XP home SP2. I downloaded Apache 2.0.59 and then 2.2.4 (both using the windows32 bin with msi) to try to solve this problem but it exists in both versions. PROBLEM: In trying to enable the modules (specifically one dealing with enabling PHP) I found that, instead of referring to ".dll" files, the configuration file referred to ".so" files. I am new to this and from what I can tell, those files should be ".dll". What should I do here? I have tried to ignore the apparent problem, but as a result I could not enable PHP. There seems to be no documentation on this, or after 4 hours of searching, my brain was too fried to see it.
---------------- End original message. ---------------------Not trying to be rude here, but this is the wrong place to be asking this. It is a PHP issue not an Apache issue. It's also pretty well covered in the install documentation over on http://www.php.net/
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