Hello
I have been trying to setup php to include https and tried all possibilities but nothing works. I wondering what does this two line mean from the phpinfo
Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
Loaded Configuration File C:\Program Files\PHP\php.ini
I found php.ini under php folder but not inside the windows folder. Can anyone help me what the first line do if there isn't a configruation file under windows folder?
Things I have done... remove the extension from php_openssl.dll line and compile it using this command : php --with-openssl .
Is there other things need to do in order to work
question about phpinfo()
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Re: question about phpinfo()
... It tells you which one is loaded, which is the one that is being used.bundy wrote:Can anyone help me what the first line do if there isn't a configruation file under windows folder?
Configuration File prints the compile-time/built-in location where php looks for the ini file if anything else fails.
Loaded Configuration File tells you which php.ini was actually used.
That's not compiling php but calling php with the parameter --with-openssl (which has no meaning to it). see http://de2.php.net/install.windows.building
Why do you want to recompile php instead of using the openssl extension dll?
Loaded Configuration File tells you which php.ini was actually used.
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Things I have done... remove the extension from php_openssl.dll line and compile it using this command : php --with-openssl .Why do you want to recompile php instead of using the openssl extension dll?
I am not really sure, I found all sort of sources but none of them can tell me how to setup php that can handle https socket as well...volka wrote:Configuration File prints the compile-time/built-in location where php looks for the ini file if anything else fails.
Loaded Configuration File tells you which php.ini was actually used.
That's not compiling php but calling php with the parameter --with-openssl (which has no meaning to it). see http://de2.php.net/install.windows.buildingCode: Select all
Things I have done... remove the extension from php_openssl.dll line and compile it using this command : php --with-openssl .
Why do you want to recompile php instead of using the openssl extension dll?