Funny you should mention Zend. I was looking through the posts and found a
reference to it. I installed it but ran into an error right off the bat.
So I signed up for the Zend forums and posted my problem there.
I had copied libmysql.dll to windows\system32 but that didn't seem to help.
So I uninstalled php and then installed the Zend server. Now when I run my
phpinfo(), I get the fastcgi error and if I try to open localhost/ZendServer
I get a 404 error from Apache... not sure why I have Apache now since I'm
using IIS. Getting more and more confused all the time! ;-)
sr
"Sascha Meyer" <harlequin2@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Steve,
Steve Ricketts schrieb:
I'm trying to install the latest version of PHP on a 2003 server running
IIS. PHP runs fine but when I run phpinfo(), it doesn't find MySql.
Please check if libmysql.dll is somewhere in your path or in a location
like C:\windows\system32. I ran into similar problems with my local IIS
installation where IIS could not find libmysql.dll and that solved it.
It's always a good idea to set "error_log" to syslog in your php.ini and
check your eventlog if there are any PHP-related entries when you restart
your server.
If you just started configuring the server, take a look at ZendServer CE
(Community Edition) [1], because it comes with some extra functionality
and I never had any problems loading an extension with ZendServer. It's
free, runs with both Apache and IIS and comes bundled with Apache2 if you
don't have an installed web server.
Best regards,
Sascha
[1] http://www.zend.com/en/products/server-ce/
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