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Thanks for i've added the phpimap.dll file to those directories. They weren't in Windows &amp;&nbsp;windows\system32. <br />
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Is there any way to test that its working.<br />
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Also, they system is a WAMP server.
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Thanks for i've added the phpimap.dll file to those directories. They weren't in Windows & windows\system32.

Is there any way to test that its working.

Also, they system is a WAMP server.

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Hi there,<br />
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I've setup a server which will operate as a Newsletter server. This system is running Server 2003 R2. with Apache, MySQL and PHP.<br />
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In order to process bounces, the system has requested the PHP:IMAP module. I did a bit of research and apparently I need to compile some code and do a few other things. IIt all didn't seem like ti was intended to work on Windows, but I may be wrong.<br />
<br />
I went into C:\Windows and edited the php.ini to so that the PHPIMAP.dll (sp?) was not excluded. The application actually seems to think the module is installed now, but its not actually doing as intended so I may have just tricked it into working incorrectly.<br />
<br />
If anyone has some basic and noob friendly info, that would be great.
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Hi there,

I've setup a server which will operate as a Newsletter server. This system is running Server 2003 R2. with Apache, MySQL and PHP.

In order to process bounces, the system has requested the PHP:IMAP module. I did a bit of research and apparently I need to compile some code and do a few other things. IIt all didn't seem like ti was intended to work on Windows, but I may be wrong.

I went into C:\Windows and edited the php.ini to so that the PHPIMAP.dll (sp?) was not excluded. The application actually seems to think the module is installed now, but its not actually doing as intended so I may have just tricked it into working incorrectly.

If anyone has some basic and noob friendly info, that would be great.

PHP:IMAP Module Setup on Server 2003 R2 with Apache

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Apache Web Server

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Windows Server 2003

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