ID:               28544
 Comment by:       florian dot caspari at xx-well dot com
 Reported By:      kalas at atlas dot cz
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Dynamic loading
 Operating System: WinXP Pro
 PHP Version:      5.0.0RC2
 New Comment:

Additional comment: This bug only occurs if additional .dlls are needed
- in my case for the php_yaz extension.  This additional dlls are
stored in my php version in the folder *dlls* and not in *extensions*


The zip extension, which requires no additional dll, works fine.

Haven't found a solution yet.


Previous Comments:
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[2004-06-05 23:39:46] Philip dot Heath at charter dot net

I found this on another forum:

"the php_mysql.dll extension supports mysql_create_db() and
mysql_drop_db() functions as do the mySQL 3.x client libraries. Fine.
But these 2 functions are dropped in versions 4.x and 5.x of
libmySQL.dll."

Perhaps verifying what version of MySQL libs php_mysql.dll are build
against could shed some light.

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[2004-05-31 13:32:14] jdiezm at gmx dot de

Hi,

i had the same problem. PHP needs to find *all* DLL's, not only those
in the "ext" dir. The libmhash.dll, libmysql.dll, etc... are on the
main PHP directory. I copied them to the the extensions directory
(c:\Windows in my case) and everything works now.

Is it a bug that PHP doesnt find those DLL's automatically? 

                                J.

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[2004-05-27 17:47:44] kalas at atlas dot cz

Description:
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PHP fails to load any extension, that I enable in php.ini, with error
message (for ex. for php_exif.dll) "PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic
library "C:\Program Files\php-5.0.rc2\ext\php_exif.dll'. Any change to
extension_dir doesn't seem to work, I still get the error message
whatever the path is (the modules are really stored there).

I'm running Apache 2.0.49 and PHP as module.

With PHP 4.3.4 it works fine with the same Apache.

Regards,
Radim Kalas



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