Bug #15229 Updated: unable to load dynamic module

ID: 15229 Updated by: mark@nederland.ergens.nl Reported By: dev@myesys.com Status: Closed Bug Type: *Configuration Issues Operating System: win2000 PHP Version: 4.1.1 New Comment: Hi, I've got the DLL found now, with all forward slashes. I am sure because first I received error: Unable to load dynamic library...specified library... and now I get the earlier mentioned: Unable to load dynamic...The specified procedure could not be found. But for this problem... nasty. I see you are using php_gd2 instead of php_gd. Could that solve my problem? I'll check out php_gd2 now. Thanks in advance... to everybody reading and thinking along. Mark Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-04-29 07:16:47] manuzhai@php.net For me, it worked when I used just forward slashes and put the whole path in the extension directive, not using the extension_dir thingie. You might want to try that. Like: extension=p:/daemons/php/extensions/php_gd2.dll (My PHP is set up in quite a weird dir, but hey, it works :)) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-04-29 07:00:14] mark@nederland.ergens.nl Hi, I have the same problem, working also on Win2k with IIS5. I tried several things for this problem and switching to antoher platform isn't an option for me. I will check all slashes, directories, php.ini again soon but can there be antoher solution to this? I was thinking about security-options of Win2k. Let's say you need a special login to make dll's accessable on the server? Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-06 10:12:16] dev@myesys.com Really thanks sander@php.net, I have try to resolve my problem with your idea, but it do'esnt work. Anyway, I don't use windows anymore to run my PHP app, so.. Thank you to treat me of idiot spammer aqeel@paksys.com, you seem really professionnal, that's good for your name and the name of your company! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-06 08:47:18] sander@php.net You should NEVER use single backslashes on Windows with PHP, use either a single slash or a double backslash. Does that fix your problem?\ BTW: dl() doesn't work on multithreaded websevers (like IIS) so it has been disabled on them, and that has nothing to do extensions enabled via php.ini. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-06 08:40:33] aqeel@paksys.com What is this idiot ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/15229 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=15229&edit=1