Cannot Load Php5ts Dll File
Oop php tutorial. First you must downlaod de.dll file () then put it in your extensions directory. Then edit your php.ini file, find de text:;extension=php5apache2_2.dll // and change y to extension=php5apache2_2.dll if the text is not present put the line yourself. Then restart apache and it should load your extension.
If the php5ts.dll file is not in the DLL Cache, or the DLL Cache is corrupted, you will be prompted to insert the Windows installation disc to recover the original files. To run System File Checker ( Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10 ). PHP5 Apache2 Handler load bad php5ts.dll - posted in PHP: Hi, I use UniformServer for use at home, at office, at different locations. Damn that's not good. Joomla has MANY files with this sizes. Manual edit all the files is a job for months. A php developers says we can try this snapshot.
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PD: you can see where your extensions directory is located looking for the text 'extension_dir' in your php.ini, sometimes looks like: extension_dir = C: php extensions Hope this help you, if not please paste the error here, you can find an error log file in apache/error/error.log or something like that. Here is how I got it to GO: • Created the folder C: Apache • Downloaded and installed http-2.2.22-win32-x86-no-ssl.msi During install, entered localhost as Network Domain and Server Name • From browser, typed in url and page came up with 'It Works' (I do not know if there is a God, but took that as a good sign:) • Created the folder C: PHP • Downloaded and installed php-5.2.17-Win32-VC6-86.msi • Created a new file in notepad with the following: • Saved it in the Apache/htdocs folder as phpinfo.php • From browser, typed in url It did not work (i.e. It did not run the.php program file) • Hmm, oh yeah, you have to restart Apache for it to see updates to its own configuration file Start, Apache, Control. -> generated the error that it could not find C: Apache php5apache2_2.dll • Well, I found it in C: PHP and I copied it to C: Apache Start, Apache, Control. -> generated an error about a problem with the PHPINIDir directive on line 495 of C:/Apache/conf/httpd.conf • Fixed that by editing this line in the above file to PHPIniDir 'C:/PHP/php.ini' • Tried to restart Apache again, run the test file in the browser.
Still, it did not work:( • Recalled seeing this before and decided to reboot computer Restarted (or started) the Apache Server • Ran the test file again. Note that in some of the above I may have mixed up some forward and back slashes Good luck! You are getting an error due to the fact that the c:/PHP5/php5apache2_2.dll is not shipped with the non-thread safe version of PHP that you probably downloaded. Two options: • Download and install the thread safe version of PHP instead and you will get everything you need. • If the non-thread safe version is important to what you want to accomplish, download the zip bundle of the thread safe version and take only the.dll you need from there. Which version: For Apache Server 2.2, you need to download PHP 5.4 thread safe, which is shipped with both php5apache2_2.dll and php5apache2_4.dll.
Some earlier versions probably work as well. PHP 5.5 is only shipped with php5apache2_4.dll which will mismatch with your version. Cf the download links here on the official site:. For me the problem was resolved by replacing the file php5apache2_2.dll from another site, somehow the file downloaded from the php.net site was corrupt. I had already the file php5apache2_2.dll on my wamp 2.2 and the PHP version 5.3.13 so I just copied that file into my version 5.4.35 and it worked.
I did not have to mess with the apache configuration as other people suggest. One more thing I did was to install the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2008 for my x64 machine running Windows 7 Ultimate Edition. I don't think this helped since I had already the x86 version and working with my previous PHP version, but is part of the action I taken. None of the suggestions above worked for me.
I tried replacing the php5apache2_2.dll file and restarting everything, but got the same error. I ended up uninstalling Apache, MySQL, and PHP, removing the path variables, and then installing WampServer. Had everything up and running in less than 5 minutes. By the way, I uninstalled PHP by just deleting the folder in Program Files, since it did not turn up in Add/Remove Programs.