#19282 [Com]: Place php4ts.dll into \sapi

ID: 19282 Comment by: brunofr@ioda.net Reported By: timo.nentwig@web.de Status: Won't fix Bug Type: *Configuration Issues Operating System: XP Pro PHP Version: 4.2.3 New Comment: A simple tricky truc on win32 simply use always the same php directory and add c:\php_dir\;c:\php_dir\dlls;c:\php_dir\extensions in your path. don't forget to reboot ( system path refresh need it ) and you 'll never have to put dll on the windows system. With this you can make a apache account under with your server and php scripting engine exist without the need to run under system account. Please don't never have multiple instance of the same dll. This would be made WindoZe more crazy than it is yet. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-09-07 11:33:05] derick@php.net We're not going to put in the dll twice, as it would increase download size, and it's totally unneeded. Derick ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-09-07 11:30:12] timo.nentwig@web.de Changed email address. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-09-07 11:29:24] timo.nentwig@web.de It's not really a bug but I would like to suggest you to put php4ts.dll not only in the root directory where it is required by PHP.exe but also into \sapi for Apache2. I configured Apache2 to look for php4apach2.dll in \sapi (just where it is by default) but Apache2 won't look for php4ts.dll in the root directory but only in \sapi and %SystemRoot% directories. So if php4ts.dll would be in PHP's root _and_ in \sapi I could easily install new PHP version: uncompress and that's it. So, I always have also to manually copy php4ts.dll to \sapi. Just a suggestion... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=19282&edit=1