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Bug #14667 Problem with "dynamic" library loading (.dll files)
Submitted:23 Dec 2001 5:59am UTC Modified: 23 Dec 2001 6:01am UTC
From:Aaron at brigatti dot co dot uk Assigned to:
Status:Bogus Category:Apache related
Version:4.1.0 OS:Windows XP
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[23 Dec 2001 5:59am UTC] Aaron at brigatti dot co dot uk
Howdy,

Hope you can offer some assistance...

Firstly I am using Apache 1.3.22 and Php 4.1.0 on my Windows XP
machine.

The installation is fine and everything goes well with the setting up
and general installation parts of both.

However, when I am starting an apache session, I encounter the following
error msg (as error dialogue boxes and msgs in the apache window):

"Unable to load dynamic library '/extensions/php_mcrypt.dll' - the
specified module could not be found."

This is the same for the following dll files:

php_domxml.dll
php_gd.dll
php_mcrypt.dll
php_pdf.dll

The relevant php .dll file has been copied to the windows system
directory, and the php.ini file moved to the windows directory.  I have
amended both the php.ini and httpd.conf files accordingly and everything
does "seem" fine!

I think the extension directory is detected as other php_*.dll seem to
be found and load fine (i.e. only FOUR .dll files are reported as "not
being found"......ummmm...

Can you offer any assistance?

Regards,

Aaron
[23 Dec 2001 6:01am UTC] sander@php.net
Please ask support questions on the appropriate mailinglist.

Hint: check your extension path in the php.ini

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