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Posted by Jay Blanchard on 01/20/06 00:03
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....lots of valuable information....
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From the offices of "You Ain't Gonna' Beleeeve Dis, Inc."
We barked up several trees, but there were no real squirrels.
PHP 4.4.1, the version on the server in question, comes with 2 flavors of
ini file, the dist and the recommended. I had copied the recommended and
renamed it php.ini, which is the one we have been using all day. I am
standing in the data center cursing and swearing and the network admin says,
"Maybe the ini file is hosed somehow." Of course I said that that could not
be the case. What could possibly be bad in the text file to cause this kind
of behavior?
As the afternoon wore on he kept asking if I could water down the ini file
because it was the placement of that file that caused the problem. Even when
I went the route of changing the environment variable I had problems. I told
him that several of the best minds in the world were working on the problem
and that the ini file could not be at fault really. I wanted to prove to him
that this could not be the case, so I renamed the
recommend->php.ini->php.ini.old and copied the dist version which was
renamed to php.ini. I moved it to the WINNT folder. I stopped and started
IIS. Lo' and behold, the php pages loaded fine, with no 404 error. I made a
change to the ini file. It showed up properly in phpinfo(). Dammit he had a
smug look on his faced when I departed the data center.
Apparently there is something wrong with the 'recommended' version. I will
have to compare them to see the differences so that maybe the problem could
be isolated so that furture users do not encounter the several hours of
frustration that I have encountered. You're all to be praised for your
knowledge and insight. Thank you.
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