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Posted by Peter van Schie on 12/06/05 11:28
Martin wrote:
Hi Martin,
> Well, in that case, let me throw out a couple of things - I have no
> idea if they have any impact or not.
>
> Thing #1:
[snip PHP folder is read-only]
That's normal. My PHP folder is read-only too. Here at the office I have
a similar configuration as you do too: Win XP SP2, IIS 5.1 and PHP 5.0.5.
> Thing #2:
> The computer I'm trying to get this to work on is a brand new Lenovo
> (used to be IBM) with a Pentium 4 processor that has "HyperThreading
> Technology". I think I read somewhere that PHP and/or MySQL has a
> problem with this (I do not know where I saw this and I read it before
> even starting to get this machine set up).
>
> Any thoughts? Could either of these be an issue here?
No, hyperthreading isn't a problem for PHP. All developer machines here
have hyperthreading enabled CPU's and no problems whatsoever.
Besides that, the error you're getting is very common in case of a
configuration error, so I can assure you it has nothing to do with
hyperthreading.
What you could try is using php_mysqli.dll (mysql improved), which is
the new mysql extension that comes with PHP.
Also a good test would be trying to load some other extensions and see
if they work. If they don't it's probably your php.ini after all.
Also you could try a different default php.ini and work from there.
PHP comes with two default ini's (dist and recommended).
Peter.
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