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Posted by Jack Lindamood on 11/29/05 16:32
Jack Lindamood wrote:
>
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
>> Jack Lindamood wrote:
>>
>>> I moved php.ini to c:\windows and I called phpinfo:
>>> Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
>>> I goto C:\windows and move it back to c:\php. Reload phpinfo:
>>> Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
>>> Both clear my browser cache and try it with a different browser:
>>> Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
>>> I goto c:\windows:
>>> php.ini is not there anymore
>>> Do an F3 search:
>>> php.ini is only in c:\php
>>> My extension directory line from phpinfo:
>>> extension_dir C:\php5
>>> My extension directory line from php.ini:
>>> extension_dir = "c:\php\ext"
>>> I do a search inside the file php.ini for the string "php5":
>>> Cannot find "php5"
>>>
>>> I don't believe I've done heavy editing to this file at all. Just
>>> changed the error reporting level. Shouldn't php complain if the
>>> file is corrupt? How could it be finding a phantom php file?
>>>
>>> Thanks for the help,
>>>
>>> Jack
>>>
>>>
>>> Sean wrote:
>>>
>>>> Since php is not a service it should really be reading in the .ini file
>>>> each time it is called.
>>>>
>>>> I would check the phpinfo file just to make sure that the location of
>>>> the ini file that is printed out there is the same one as the one I am
>>>> editing. (Called Configuration File Path).
>>>>
>>>> If it is then I would changed the location of the php.ini file. If it
>>>> was in the folder c:\php then move it to the windows system dir and see
>>>> if that makes a difference or visa versa.
>>>>
>>>> If the php.ini file has been edited heavily then download a new one and
>>>> see if that makes a difference. Just get it from the zip archive from
>>>> the latest release.
>>>>
>>>> Hope that helps.
>>>>
>>
>> Did you restart your web server?
>>
>> And please don't top post.
>>
>
> I can't reboot the server, but I did restart the World Wide Web
> Publishing Service. Is that the correct way to restart the server? The
> last post seemed to indicate the php.ini file was reprocessed each time
> php is called. Is that correct?
I seem to have solved the problem. My permissions were never set right
for the registry key that php uses to find the PHP.ini file. I changed
those permissions and it worked. Thanks for everyone's help.
Jack
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