Re: zlib.dll

You don't need to copy any of the files from PHP-GTK to any system directory. Just keep all files in the same directory. You can still ahe your script files in another directory though. The z in zlib does not relate to zend in any form or way. zlib is a library for compression and decompression of files. - Frank > OK, so I installed the windows PHP-GTK modules (comes with PHP4) on a > windows XP machine where I was also running the FoxServ windows version of > php/python/mysql, placing a zlib file from the GTK package into the > windows/system directory, according to the GTK instructions, suddenly my > server environment no longer works. One confusion factor was the alert from > from XP-sp2 system complaining of a security problem with apache. > > So I did a search for zlib files on my c drive and came up with a surprising > list of locations; > > Mysql has one in mysql\lib\debug > Python has one python\Doc\lib (module-zlib and test_zlib.py) > CuteFTP Pro in its program directory > CuteZIP has one in its program directory (ZLIB.dll all caps) > Dreamweaver MX2004 in its program directory > and ZlibF.dll in its Configuration\Content\Reference\PHP library > QuickBooks Pro (zlib32.dll in its program directory) > Microsoft Office ACWZLIB.dll in its directory (Program Files\Microsoft > Office\Office\1033)(shows access icon) > > Error received was the following; > > ---------------- snip ------------------------------ > Apache HTTP Server has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are > sorry for the inconvenience. > > Error signature > > szAppName : Apache.exe szAppVer : 2.0.39.0 szModName : php4apache2.dll > > szModVer : 0.0.0.0 offset : 00001ad9 > > Asking me if I wanted to send and error report to microsoft, with page not > found in the browser. > > ------------------- snip ---------------------------- > > Here are my questions; > > Are these really the same files, if not are they similar, if not does the Z > in zlib relate to zend at all? > > Warren Vail >