ID:               25542
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      robert at profundis dot se
-Status:           Open
+Status:           Feedback
 Bug Type:         GD related
 Operating System: Windows XP Professional SP1
 PHP Version:      4.3.3
 New Comment:

> I am pretty sure that it is not due to mixed files on my part;both
PHP and GD shows expected versions.

It even seems you are mixing some different php4ts.dll of previous
releases. Please make sure that relevant dlls have completely been
removed from your box before the upgrade to 4.3.3.


Previous Comments:
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[2003-09-15 08:06:06] robert at profundis dot se

Description:
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After upgrading to from PHP 4.3.1-dev to 4.3.3 in order to access the
bundled GD2 functions, this problem occurs. Due to Windows inherent
hostility towards development, I've been using the precomiled binary
distribution. I'm running PHP as module under Apache 2.0.44 on Windows
XP Pro SP1.

When, in php.ini, the extension php_gd2.dll is loaded, it will cause
two (related) popups in succession about once a minute, with the
following messages:

#1: "The procedure entry point _safe_emalloc could not be located in
the dynamic link library php4ts.dll"
#2: "Unknown(): Unable to load dynamic library
%{MY_PHP_PATH}\extensions\php_gd2.dll"

It will not popup immediately after I start Apache but the first come
after about a minute. It do not seem related to execution of PHP
scripts either. If I don't load php_gd2.dll, this does not happen.

Everything seems to be working fine, however. Even GD functions works
as expected; pre-v2 functions does a good job, and I could use
imagecreatetruecolor() which requires v2.

I would guess that there is some inconsistency in the build, but I'm
not sure why the result isn't worse in that case. I am pretty sure that
it is not due to mixed files on my part; both PHP and GD shows expected
versions.

Vaguely similar bugs I found here does not seem to match this problems,
as these seem to be fatal unlike this one.



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