Re: PHP Setup

Lammi wrote:
XAMP won't solve your problem because you want PostGres SQL, not MySQL.

of course it will, all he has to do is to active the postgres-dll.
and he gets a clean, accurate installation.


And he has a lot of disk space unnecessarily taken up by MySQL.

As to your problem. It looks like PHP isn't finding the file. Do you
have your PHPiniDir before the LoadModule statement for PHP?

it should be AFTER the load_module directive.


Maybe it doesn't make any difference. I always put it before the LoadModule statement so it's available when the module is loaded.

Also, I
always use forward slashes - they work fine, even in Windows (except the
command processor), and sometimes backslashes cause problems. You might
try putting PHPiniDir "C:/PHP".

you're right, in some cases, php ignores paths given with backslashes
(don't know why).
forward slashes may solve the problem.

regards



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