ID: 29224
Comment by: jaapjp at zonnet dot nl
Reported By: marcschroeder at hotmail dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: *Configuration Issues
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP
PHP Version: 5.0.1
New Comment:
Make that eight. I've got the same problem (unable to load dynamic
library 'c:\php\ext\php_mysql.dll' - Kan opgegeven module niet vinden)
under Apache 2.0.50 with PHP 5.0.1. The path given in the error message
is correct....
Previous Comments:
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[2004-09-12 14:37:03] rene_nadorp at planet dot nl
That's 7 users reporting the same problem: I get the same error message
(unable to load module php_mysql.dll. module not found), although it's
in the right directory (../ext). Loading modules from the same
directory is succesful. Only mysql results in error.
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[2004-09-11 01:43:45] php at pattersonweb dot org
I have seen this same error under Apache 1, with PHP 5.0 and Mysql 4...
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[2004-08-27 23:27:52] at989 at earthlink dot net
I think this is a IIS problem, not PHP. I had the same thing several
times, and each time it goes away after I tweak something in IIS.
I changed the dll to which the php extension is maped to see if I got a
similar message or not (to see if this was indeed a php or iis problem).
I got "module not found" message. After I restored the mapping,
everything worked fine :-/
I have no idea why this happened. But i hope this will help someone who
knows more about iis to figure this out.
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[2004-08-23 18:31:01] bentrafford at yahoo dot com
Make that six users with the same problem. I've searched the bug
database, the net, newsgroups, and found no resolution to this issue,
other than PHP developers declaring it bogus.
Well, I've got my path updated, and the following set in my php.ini:
extension_dir = ".;c:/php/ext/"
I'm still getting the same issue as described above. This is either a
bug with PHP or a bug with the documentation.
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[2004-08-03 00:58:50] marcschroeder at hotmail dot com
Who set the status to 'Bogus'? Why?
I pretended that the current installation of PHP 5.0.0. does not
install PEAR DB?
5 users claimed that they could reproduce the bug.
The suggested solutions consisted in moving files around on a computer
to places where "it might work". The solutions only claim to "solve the
problem", but do not claim that there is no problem.
Somebody else suggests that I change the system path.
But I did add the following system variables already:
"PHP_PEAR_SYSCONF_DIR"="C:\\php"
"PHP_PEAR_INSTALL_DIR"="C:\\php\\pear"
"PHP_PEAR_DOC_DIR"="C:\\php\\pear\\docs"
"PHP_PEAR_BIN_DIR"="C:\\php"
"PHP_PEAR_DATA_DIR"="C:\\php\\pear\\data"
"PHP_PEAR_PHP_BIN"="C:\\php\\php.exe"
"PHP_PEAR_TEST_DIR"="C:\\php\\pear\\tests"
Do these environment variables have no effect?
I start to believe that PHP is a tool for hackers only, and that the
need of a controlled installation procedure is not present in the mind
of the PHP community.
This is really sad, as I like PHP a lot.
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