Bug #66785 [Nab]: PHP_VERSION and non-cli phpinfo() points to 5.5.8
Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=66785&edit=1
ID: 66785
Updated by: ab@php.net
Reported by: constantine dot exelsior at gmail dot com
Summary: PHP_VERSION and non-cli phpinfo() points to 5.5.8
Status: Not a bug
Type: Bug
Package: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Windows 8.1
PHP Version: 5.5.9
Assigned To: ab
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Hi,
the screenshot illustrates again what you said previously and is nice. However you still didn't
tell what you see with "php -i". Under circumstances that could show that ur pulling a
wrong dll as well.
Also, please get this tool http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645
and check from where php5ts.dll is loaded. To do that it's better to set the a filter to
"process name is httpd.exe".
From what I see on your screenshot - it's better not to use relative paths in httpd.conf.
Thanks.
Previous Comments:
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[2014-05-01 17:12:00] nihylum at gmail dot com
http://thor.tr0y.de/php-5.5.12.version-bug.png
picture explaination:
green arrows = version is correct
red arrows = path and configurations
black arrows = version is incorrect
paths that are not visible on the picture:
server root is: /trinity-x64/bin/apache/
web root is: /trinity-x64/htdocs/www/
config is: /trinity-x64/config/
Installation process:
- stop trinity-www ( apache 2.4.7 )
- delete all files from /trinity-x64/bin/php/ exempt: php.ini
- extract php 5.5.12 package from windows.php.net to /trinity-x64/bin/php/
- start trinity-www ( apache 2.4.7 )
There is no other php installation on the entire system. This problem ( i think it is a bug )
happens only while using the apache module.
Tested on: Desktop PC, 2 Ultrabooks with equal installation tasks ( All Windows 8.1 Update 1 x64 ).
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[2014-04-17 13:08:56] ab@php.net
Looks like you're experiencing a configuration issue with your machine. You might indeed load
the php5apache2_4.dll from 5.5.11, but it depends on php5ts.dll which you seem to be loading from
from 5.5.8. I wouldn't even wonder if you see the same error with your console PHP when running
php -i.
To fix this I would suggest
- do a clean install of Apache and PHP
- check your %path% to not to contain other PHP versions
- check your php.ini path to load from the correct location
Thanks
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[2014-04-03 12:02:52] constantine dot exelsior at gmail dot com
Yes, this problem happens on php 5.5.11 too ( this time tested: cli, apache module ).
The PHP installation has been done after removing the old version. Yes i am sure that i used the
correct dll inside of the correct directory: php5apache2_4.dll for apache 2.4.7
phpinfo() heading block shows php 5.5.8
PHP_VERSION shows php 5.5.8 on fastcgi and apache2handler
PHP_VERSION shows php 5.5.11 on CLI
Apache Signature shows: Apache/2.4.7 (Win64) OpenSSL/1.0.1e PHP/5.5.11
http://thor.tr0y.de/php-version-bug.png
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[2014-03-27 12:57:44] ab@php.net
I see 5.5.9 with both apache and cli. Sure it was the right dll? Thanks.
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[2014-02-26 22:43:14] constantine dot exelsior at gmail dot com
Description:
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The Constant PHP_VERSION and the apache2handler-SAPI-Version of phpinf() shows 5.5.8 as the current
version number instead of 5.5.9.
The Apache Signature shows the correct version.
Used System: Windows 8.1
Used Server: Apache 2.4.7 x64
Used as ( on server software ): Bundled Apache 2.4 Module
Used Package: x64 VC11 thread-safe from windows.php.net/download
Test script:
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<?= PHP_VERSION ?>
Expected result:
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PHP 5.5.9
Actual result:
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PHP 5.5.8
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