Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=55760&edit=1
ID: 55760
Comment by: david at bridgehouse dot org dot za
Reported by: mod4wb at heysoft dot de
Summary: Can not load php_ldap.dll
Status: Bogus
Type: Bug
Package: LDAP related
Operating System: Windows
PHP Version: 5.3.8
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
I have had the same problem using XAMPP 1.7.7 VC9 on Windows Server 2008 R2. First point to note is
that you need the C++ redistributable (x86) to get anything to work on a Win64 system using Apache.
The next thing is that if php_LDAP.dll will not load it could be because you do not have
c:\xampp\php in you PATH environment variable.
Properties of computer -> Advanced System Settings-> Advanced Tab->Environmental
Variables..->System Variables ->Path->edit
Add the path to you php folder.
Now that was not too hard was it, guys?
DavidR
Previous Comments:
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[2011-10-20 15:50:06] mod4wb at heysoft dot de
Adding any path does not help, because on a fresh Windows, you will not find the files. So you need
to download them from the internet and all will work.
The problem is that the developer does have additional software (VC) on his machine, which installed
the required files, and therefore he can not reproduce the problem. Installing a fresh Windows and
checking whether his software runs there is not what one can expect from a super star.
Sure php would run without the problem files (it did until them have been included, and dependency
walker shows that no function from this dlls is ever used) but for this one would need to agree that
a suboptimal solution has been delivered.
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[2011-10-20 10:07:23] pajoye@php.net
no, see the windows documentation to know how to add it to your PATH, per user or
system wide.
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[2011-10-20 09:48:02] ramki067 at gmail dot com
Any update on the issue i faced?
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[2011-10-13 03:47:11] ramki067 at gmail dot com
You have said in your earlier posts as,
"Add the internet explorer directory to your path". Is this the solution to the problem?
If yes, how where should the internet explorer path be added. Please advice.
Thanks.
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[2011-10-12 10:53:51] pajoye@php.net
See my previous comment, not much we can do against that. Also to fix your setup
is rather easy.
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