IMPORTANT PHP setup question for newbie
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joe.squirrel
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IMPORTANT PHP setup question for newbie
New to working with PHP. I am trying to install PHP on a Windows 2003 with IIS 6 and have some excellent documentation on how to do so. The question I have is: The documentation mentions to uncomment many of the extensions in the ini file, but the extensions do not exist it the ext directory. I found that when I unzip the PECL file the extensions are there.
CAN I COPY THE DLL FILES FROM THE PECL DIRECTORY TO THE EXT DIRECTORY?
I am trying to run PHP version 5.1.4.
Need help with this, please.
CAN I COPY THE DLL FILES FROM THE PECL DIRECTORY TO THE EXT DIRECTORY?
I am trying to run PHP version 5.1.4.
Need help with this, please.
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Sweet. I have never installed PHP on a production windows server before. Come to think of it, I have never installed PHP on a production server at all. It came installed on my Linux Dedicated Server and was installed at OS install time when I installed Fedora Core 4. I did install PHP from binaries on my develop machine (WinXP) but I never really paid attention to the isapi vs. cgi issue.
Considering that the server use I generate for local development is next to nothing, I have never noticed, one way or the other, if there is a performance issue. But it is good to know for later.
Considering that the server use I generate for local development is next to nothing, I have never noticed, one way or the other, if there is a performance issue. But it is good to know for later.