ID: 32733
User updated by: jason at thinkingman dot org
Reported By: jason at thinkingman dot org
Status: Open
Bug Type: Documentation problem
Operating System: XP (SP2)
PHP Version: 5.0.4
New Comment:
I understand you are volunteers, and *believe* me when I say I think
you are all *awesome* -- but please be responsible, respective, and
kind to others with your words also. Clearly 'sniper' *reacted* to my
posting, instead of reading it and *responding* appropriately to it --
unf. this seems all to common -- not just here.
As for the LibMySQLi.DLL -- this was part of 5.0.2 -- has it been
removed? I placed LibMySQLi.DLL from my 5.0.2 distro in 5.0.4 but this
didn't seem to fix the problem -- when PHP would load through the
starting of IIS I would get the message "Unable to Load PHP_MySQLi.DLL,
extension not found" {message isn't exactly that, but similar. Same for
PHP_MySQL.DLL -- even though LibMySQL.DLL is in PHP Root.
Again, all my paths are correct, all my OS NTFS Permissions are correct
/ open, and PHP.INI is correct. But I still get this error. When I
simply replaced 5.0.4 with 5.0.2 -- it all works again. I have no
duplicate dlls. And I see the LibMySQLi.DLL in my 5.0.2 distro -- so
I'm left with the 5.0.4 distro being broken.
Jason
Previous Comments:
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[2005-04-17 19:38:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is no libmysqlI.dll - it doesn't exist. And I suggest you tone
down a bit - we're all volunteers here.
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[2005-04-17 19:33:17] jason at thinkingman dot org
Problem isn't *my* installation method chief. Been using Zip/Winzip
for the better half of 20 years - but thanks for making someone else's
fuckup an issue w/ me -- truly appreciate 'A' types like u who think
the problem is always the person having the problem.
The ZIP I download (from whatever mirror) DID NOT have libmysqli.dll
(notice the "i".) You clearly didn't not read my posting correctly.
And, never said PHP_MySQL.DLL or PHP_MySQLi.DLL weren't there -- what
*I* said was, LibMySQLi.DLL is *missing* from the distro. I don't know
how you jumped to the assumption that somehow I think LibMySQL.DLL is an
extension, nor the assumption that I don't know where the extensions are
stored.
The problem (Chief) is on your end; Mirrors or Not -- not my end. Fix
it, repost it (to all mirrors.)
Cool?
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[2005-04-17 14:53:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reopening and relclassifyin as documentation probelm since the release
package (and snapshots) seem to have all the dlls now in the 'root' of
the package. The install.txt needs a bit of tuning..
Jason, FYI: The libmysql.dll is NOT the extension. The extensions are
found in ext/ directory.
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[2005-04-17 14:46:42] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's something wrong with either your installation method or the
mirror you're downloading the package from. There definately IS
php_mysqli.dll in the zip package..
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[2005-04-17 06:51:56] jason at thinkingman dot org
Typo --
It looks like libmysqli.dll was NOT included in the .ZIP distro --
looks like this was a problem with the 5.0.3 distro as well.
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