First, Uniform Server is going to be a great assist in my teaching PHP and Perl scripting to my classes this term. I'm very impressed with Uniform Server' so far. I plan to have the students use it, on localhost only, to test their scripts. I was bitten by the same problem (can't quite call it a bug) as this poster. Uniform Server worked fine off of my USB drive on every system I tried it on until I got home and started it here to continue working on a lesson for my class...and got errors. The entry point for libmysql.dll wasn't found and it couldn't find the extensions folder so it couldn't load anything there, thus PHP wasn't really working... A search of the forum and here is an answer! Yes, I had a copy of libmysql.dll in my C:/Windows/System folder, and yes, deleting it seems to have cleared up the errors, *but* doesn't this sort of error hurt the portability of Uniform Server? I get the feeling that I'm going to have problems using it for local testing on a system that has a production server running that puts that file in that folder. Is that right? If that .dll is only used by mysql, then that's okay. Other than renaming/deleting the offending .dll, does anyone have any ideas about this?
