Re: IIS7, php and extensions

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I think you need to place php.ini in c:\windows. If you would use the cgi
version of php you can have the php.ini file in the same directory as the
rest of the php files.

I'm running the cgi version and I do not have any problems with
extensions.

- Frank

> Hi,
> I have intalled the RC1 of Windows Vista (x64) and I'm running IIS7.
> However, when I try to use extensions with php (e.g. php_mysql.dll)
they
> are not loaded and displayed when I do phpinfo().
> I did the following steps:
> 1. Install Vista and IIS7
> 2. extract php (C:\inetpub\php)
> 3. configure IIS to run 32 Bit applications.
> 4. add handler to *.php - files (php5isapi.dll)
> 5. configure ISAPI-restrictions
> 6. add C:\inetpub\php to path
> 7. edit php.ini to load extensions in dir ./ext/, uncomment
> extension=php_mysql.dll
> 8. restart IIS
> 
> What am I doing wrong?
> (I also tried an x64-version of php and had the same problems)
> tia,
> Martin
> 
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