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PHP 4.4.0

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Hi,

 

I'm trying to port my website to a local apache on my laptop to be able to develop without an internet connection. So far it works with MySQL and the downgrade to PHP 4.3.11.

 

The issue now is to get the php_gettext.dll module running under Uniserver. It's not included in the PHP 4.3.11 plugin and when I try to use the official build from php.net I end up in a lot of error messages.

 

Is there a way to use the official php 4.4.0 version with Uniserver? What is this php4apache2.dll thing? It's not existing in the php.net build.

 

Thanks for your help and of course for the fantastic work to provide Uniserver.

 

Cheers,

Mac

Dont worry about files you dont know. Believe me, its not spyware nor adware nor a virus.... :) :D

 

About the extension, you need to download the PHP 4.3.11 package from PHP. Find where they keep old versions... (should be a link to the left of the page, where navigation is) :(

 

Download that package and then get the php_gettext.dll file from it. After that, edit the php.ini file and uncomment the extension line. :D

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Dont worry about files you dont know. Believe me, its not spyware nor adware nor a virus.... :blink: ;)

Did not have spyware in mind, just curious where this file comes from :). It's also in the official distribution under the SAPI folder.

Download that package and then get the php_gettext.dll file from it. After that, edit the php.ini file and uncomment the extension line. :)

No, not that easy. Now I remember this old issue. You still have to get libint-1.dll and iconv.dll and copy them to the windows/system32 folder. The iconv.dll is included in the php distro, however libint-1.dll is not. After some searching I found a working one in the older PHP 4.3.4 archive.

 

This works with PHP 4.3.11. Not with 4.4.0.

 

Cheers,

Mac

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