Chuck Anderson wrote:
Stelios Sakalis wrote:
Hello Frank,
The extension is already loaded in the php.ini File.
I don't think this is the error.
Loading the OpenSSL extension should help. Just add
extension=php_openssl.dll to your php.ini file and restart the web
server.
- Frank
I have had the same question for about a year now. A year and a half
ago, I managed to get a copy of Php4 that has https and ftps as
registered streams, but I can not figure out how to do the same in Php5.
Loading the openssl extension and putting ssleay32.dll and libeay32.dll
into %SYSTEMROOT% (WINDOWS/SYSTEM32) has not helped. In fact, I still
have the openssl extension commented out in the version 4 php.ini file
and https and ftps are registered streams. (I believe I got that Php4
from the xampp package, but I am not really sure.)
If you figure this one out, I'd love to know the answer. My best guess
is that it takes a "custom" compilation of Php.
I've found this to be a very good tutorial for installing Apache with
SSL on Windows. You'll have to do some tweaking to adjust for apache
2.2.3. Also, If you can help it, DON'T USE INSTALLERS! Apache uses PHP
as a module without using a PHP installer.
If you install everything correctly, you shouldn't see ANY new programs
in your "Add/Remove Programs" list
Anyways, here's the link:
http://www.neilstuff.com/apache/apache2-ssl-windows.htm
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