Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=51185&edit=1
ID: 51185
Updated by: paj...@php.net
Reported by: randy at thehiringsurvey dot com
Summary: Apache won't start after PHP 5.3.1 is installed
Status: Bogus
Type: Bug
Package: Windows Installer
Operating System: Windows 7 (x64)
PHP Version: 5.3.1
New Comment:
@smacdav at gmail dot com
Your install is a mess then. php 5.2's sapi dll cannot work nor load
with 5.3.
Please ask php-setup or php-windows mailing for further supports (to any
other reporters looking for help regarding the problem described here).
Previous Comments:
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[2010-07-21 21:26:58] smacdav at gmail dot com
It's not the path variable; it's the dll file. I had exactly the same
issue. I made sure my path had the right case and tried starting Apache:
no dice. I had backed up my old php (from PHP 5.2.11) folder before
installing PHP 5.3, so I tried copying php5apache2_2.dll from the backed
up folder into the installation folder for PHP 5.3. Bingo! Apache
started up and seems to be running fine. (Haven't tested and PHP 5.3
only features yet, though.)
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[2010-03-16 00:48:07] randy at thehiringsurvey dot com
Two points:
1. I did not have to manually define any PATH variables when I installed
PHP 5.2.13 after I had uninstalled 5.3.1. So the 5.2.13 installer is
working where the 5.3.1 failed.
2. After I got PHP 5.2.13 running I installed PEAR. I ran into a
non-fatal installation problem in PEAR as well. I found out that
Windows 7 is case sensitive when referring to PATHs. PEAR was creating
it's PATH variable with the directory in all upper, but the actual
folder was all lower. That worked on earlier Windows, but not on 7. I
don't know which Windows version they made that change in. But once I
edited PEAR's PATH variables to match the actual directory case the
non-fatal error was resolved.
I suspect that PHP 5.3.1's installer is creating a path with the wrong
case, based upon the assumption that Windows doesn't care. Can't prove
it without uninstalling PHP, and I can't do that right now.
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[2010-03-16 00:41:04] paj...@php.net
@cunobatis at bluewin dot ch
that's a configuration problem. Adding the PHP directory to your PATH is
a required step when you configure PHP with Apache.
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[2010-03-16 00:36:30] cunobatis at bluewin dot ch
I just had the same problem as randy and adding the path where php
resides to my PATH varible did the trick indeed!
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[2010-03-04 16:49:52] paj...@php.net
interbase is not available in 5.3, so I think you were using the old
php.ini or messing extensions.
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