Hi Jorge,

I cannot reproduce this. I just could guess that it's a dll hell issue. You probably should check which dll is indeed being loaded.

Cheers.

My line in httpd.conf is:

LoadModule php7_module "D:/php7/php7apache2_4.dll"

Also, it won't show you when starting Apache, it will just fail to start, it will show if you run a

httpd -k status

Yeah, but please keep in mind, that it blames about php7ts.dll and Apache will do chroot. So on the console, before starting Apache, one should do

set path=D:\php7;%path%

Also, no other php7ts.dll should be in the Apache root. Or if Apache runs as a service, the path to php7 dir should precede anything else about PHP. Could you please try that?

Thanks.

I only have 1 php7ts.dll and that's the one at D:\PHP7, the folder has never been in my %PATH% before and it has always worked, I'll try adding it, but what could have caused it? D:\PHP7 has never been in my path and it has worked every time, only this past few days it has stopped working.

Thanks Anatol.

To clear this out, you can use procmon from sysinternals https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx to check from where a DLL was loaded.

What also comes in my mind - are you using some non core extensions there? It's currently unclear, what requires those symbols. But the core should be all good.

Cheers

Found the problem, the key word is "extension" I forgot that I always compiled my own with OCI support which was working before, but now that is not compiling OCI, the old one in place was causing this problem, once I took it off my php.ini it started working again.

Thanks again.