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1. hernst42 80,118
2. hielo 41,276
3. logudotcom 26,190
4. RQuadling 24,584
5. nplib 22,750
6. glcummins 16,875
7. routinet 14,164
8. fibo 13,280
9. darron_c... 12,500
10. giltjr 12,400
11. Ray_Pas... 11,700
12. ravenpl 11,500
13. Squinky 8,950
14. thebradne... 8,000
15. fosiul01 7,525
16. Roonaan 7,200
17. jausions 6,800
18. bportlock 6,500
19. angelIII 6,330
20. nizsmo 5,825
21. ahoffmann 4,707
22. jason1178 4,600
22. Xyptilon2 4,600
24. bonmat86 4,400
25. yodercm 4,260

1. hernst42 276,580
2. RQuadling 84,094
3. ahoffmann 61,643
4. hielo 41,651
5. glcummins 33,975
6. nplib 31,450
7. nizsmo 26,915
8. logudotcom 26,580
9. routinet 24,514
10. TeRReF 23,952
11. slyong 23,025
12. angelIII 22,830
13. fibo 21,910
14. darron_c... 16,500
15. steelseth12 16,495
16. ravenpl 15,500
17. giltjr 14,400
18. techtonik 13,514
19. str_kani 11,740
20. Ray_Pas... 11,700
21. ThG 11,295
22. Roonaan 11,075
23. Squinky 10,950
24. bportlock 9,500
25. _Marcel_ 9,098

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Cannot load php.ini

Asked by geoff_austin in PHP Installation, PHP Scripting Language, PHP and Databases

Tags: PHP

Dear Experts,

I have a Windows 2003 Server with PHP 5.2.6 for Apache installed (I installed using the MSI file). I have recently installed PHP for IIS on the same server. I used the zip file, which I extracted to c:\PHP

PHP now works under IIS, but to make my site work I need to enable CURL, which means editing the php.ini file. I checked phpinfo (attached), which told me it was looking for php.ini under c:\windows. There was no file there, so I copied php.ini.recommended from c:\php to c:\windows and renamed it to php.ini, then made the necessary change to enable CURL. However after restarting IIS and the server PHP will no work. When I rename the php.ini file and restart the server it works again.

I have attached my php.ini file to this question if it will help.

I'm really new to PHP so assume I know nothing and you won't be far off.

Cheers,
GeoffStart Free Trial

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Cannot load php.ini

Asked by geoff_austin in PHP Installation, PHP Scripting Language, PHP and Databases

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