ID: 24075
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: Sven dot Schnitzke at t-online dot de
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: WIN98SE
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
Can't see any bug here..
Previous Comments:
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[2003-06-10 02:38:12] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<Sorry, the problem was in go-pear.php. It tries to invoke
php.exe -v to learn something of the returned string. With
my inst the cli version of php is supposed to be invoked via
PIF and cannot be launched directly via exec. It was this
'inner' call that issued the complaints about the missing
dlls.>
It tries to detect the current SAPI. Why do you use a pif do launch
php? Then I do not know what is related with PEAR if php launched with
a pif does not find some dlls. Comments?
btw, have you think about moving to real OS? like something newer than
win98se? win2K?
pierre
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[2003-06-09 08:18:15] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've no idea what PHP 4.4-dev is..last release is 4.3.2..
Reclassified as pear bug.
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[2003-06-09 03:36:18] Sven dot Schnitzke at t-online dot de
(IMHO the reason for this trouble is that relative extension dir spec
is based upon cwd whereas it should be based upon the folder php
resides in).
Sorry, the problem was in go-pear.php. It tries to invoke
php.exe -v to learn something of the returned string. With
my inst the cli version of php is supposed to be invoked via
PIF and cannot be launched directly via exec. It was this
'inner' call that issued the complaints about the missing
dlls.
Obviously with absolute path spec this call finds the extensions and
everything is fine. Still don't know why
e.g. a PHP4.4-dev (feb03 approx) works with relative specs?
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[2003-06-07 11:25:04] Sven dot Schnitzke at t-online dot de
Yes, I am 100% sure. Meanwhile I verified that an absolute path spec
does work. It is _really_ strange: curiously I tried go_pear.php and I
encounter the named problem. When executing other scripts this is not
the case.
There is another strange thing about go_pear.php: it thinks I am using
cgi while I am using php4apache.
I tried go_pear with a PHP 4.4-dev and it worked (with some minor
gliches) !?!?
I will investigate further. It seems it could be a pear issue.
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[2003-06-07 04:50:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you 100% sure you have really updated PHP and that you
don't have duplicate php4ts.dll's in your system?
And that the one you have is for PHP 4.3.2?
And FYI: earlier extensions might not work with current php.
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