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Posted by Richard Lynch on 10/03/06 11:05
Ranjan K. Baisak wrote:
> I am using PHP4.3.10 in WindowsXP. When I am trying to
> use extension dlls e.g. php_xmlrpc.dll and when trying
> to restart Apache2 Web Server, I am getting error
> message as "UnKnows():Unable to load dynamic library
> './php_xmlrpc.dll.dll' - The specified module could
> not be found". The DLL file php_xmlrpc.dll is already
> exists in Windows/System32 directory. Can anybody help
> me to how to use extension dlls.
Some questions for you:
Does it REALLY have an extra .dll on the end in the message?
Perhaps somebody goofed up somewhere, but rip of the '.dll' in your
php.ini and see what happens...
Did the php_xmlrpc.dll you have COME WITH the EXACT SAME php distribution?
If it's from some other version, do *NOT* try to mix-n-match it.
Worse than having it not work at all, is having it work flawlessly until
you try to use the function that changed in that DLL between 4.x.y and
4.x.z!
Where the PHP DLLs are located *should* be set in php.ini, but one first
has to be *sure* your php.ini file is being used.
Take a step back and turn off all the extensions and change something
innocuous in php.ini like the syntax highlighting colors (remember the old
settings) and load up a <?php phpinfo();?> page.
Did your settings take effect?
If not, where is PHP looking for php.ini? (at the top of phpinfo output)
That's where your php.ini file has to go.
*THEN* you can change php.ini and put your PHP extensions where they
belong, which is almost for sure not down in your Windows\System32
directory (shudder).
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