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2. hernst42 92,220
3. logudotcom 37,646
4. angelIII 32,540
5. RQuadling 31,695
6. nplib 30,675
7. darron_c... 25,150
8. Ray_Pas... 22,814
9. routinet 18,975
10. Roonaan 18,525
11. fibo 15,850
12. b0lsc0tt 15,333
13. fosiul01 14,185
14. steelseth12 13,272
15. yodercm 12,550

1. hernst42 325,349
2. RQuadling 276,457
3. hielo 115,107
4. angelIII 98,617
5. nizsmo 74,865
6. Roonaan 66,802
7. techtonik 62,233
8. nplib 58,910
9. ldbkutty 57,310
10. steelseth12 55,472
11. TeRReF 51,813
12. glcummins 51,330
13. logudotcom 40,536
14. routinet 36,225
15. Zontar 32,405

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PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 00B673CD

Zone: PHP for Windows

Tags: access, violation, php, encountered, has

PHP5 Final
Windows XP Pro & IIS 5.1
www.nigor.servebeer.com

Ok, I have searched bugs.php.net and there seem to be people with the same problem, although different address (not 00B673CD). I also searched php support sites, and there are people with the same problem, even with PHP version 4.x. However, I have not found any solution to the problem whatsoever!

Ok, I used to have a PHP 4.3.7 and all was good. Now I installed PHP 5.0.0.

Whenever I try to access exsisting php pages or newly copied php pages in wwwroot, I get two errors:
"PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 00B673CD" and
"HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.1 Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 20:50:34 GMT Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 44 -2147417842 (0x8001010e)".

Whenever I try to access NEWLY CREATED pages by me, the page will not process at all, and I will get "HTTP 500 - Internal server error Internet Explorer".

And if I try to open the same page in Mozilla Firefox, I will get asked to a password!

For example,
<?php
echo '<p>Hello World</p>';
?>

will not run at all!

All this leads me to believe that there are problems with premissions. I gave PHP folder full prermision for all users on my system, and that did not help.

Please help!!

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Question Stats

Zone: Web Development

Question Asked By: krupini

Solution Provided By: frederichenry

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: A

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