syntax error on line 1022 of c:/program files/apache group/apache/conf/httpd.conf:<br />
Cannot load c:/php/sapi/php4apache.dll into server: (1157) One of the library files<br />
needed to run this application cannot be found:<br />
<br />
When I installed php, I never got a sapi folder or php4apache.dll file. I'm confused.<br />
<br />
Anyone know what's wrong?<!--content-->Search for that file. If you find it, put it in c:/php/sapi/. If it does not exist, look for it on the CD or whatever source you got it from. It has to be able to find the file.<!--content-->I can't find the files'. I get an alert command when I install php.<br />
<br />
here is it:<br />
<br />
Sorry, the software to automatically configure the Apache httpd.conf file has not yet been written. You will have to configure Apache manually. See the install.txt file for more details'.<br />
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I don't know how to set it up manually.<!--content-->Try installing Apache, then PHP. The http.conf file is the configuration settings of the Apache Web server. That has to exist for PHP (or Perl) to work correctly...<br />
<br />
Personally I think you should just purchase RedHat Linux and use that for your Webserver (install it on an older computer or something). Then you can run your scripts off of that because RedHat comes with Perl (and I think PHP) and Apache installed.<!--content-->I tryed all that except for buying redhat, that's not an option for now. I think it's just me that it won't work for. When I try Download <!--more-->ing these things', the computer must detect it's me Download <!--more-->ing them and decides to mess it all up so I can't get it to work. Same as the apache book I bought. I'm reading it and it's describing files/folders(like distribution) that didn't come with the Download <!--more--> and I get all confused.<!--content-->I'm pretty sure that there's a problem with this module - I remember having to Download <!--more--> an overnight compilation and taking the latest one out to use in my install.<br />
<br />
Take a look at apache.org & php.net, they may have documentation to help.<!--content-->
Cannot load c:/php/sapi/php4apache.dll into server: (1157) One of the library files<br />
needed to run this application cannot be found:<br />
<br />
When I installed php, I never got a sapi folder or php4apache.dll file. I'm confused.<br />
<br />
Anyone know what's wrong?<!--content-->Search for that file. If you find it, put it in c:/php/sapi/. If it does not exist, look for it on the CD or whatever source you got it from. It has to be able to find the file.<!--content-->I can't find the files'. I get an alert command when I install php.<br />
<br />
here is it:<br />
<br />
Sorry, the software to automatically configure the Apache httpd.conf file has not yet been written. You will have to configure Apache manually. See the install.txt file for more details'.<br />
<br />
I don't know how to set it up manually.<!--content-->Try installing Apache, then PHP. The http.conf file is the configuration settings of the Apache Web server. That has to exist for PHP (or Perl) to work correctly...<br />
<br />
Personally I think you should just purchase RedHat Linux and use that for your Webserver (install it on an older computer or something). Then you can run your scripts off of that because RedHat comes with Perl (and I think PHP) and Apache installed.<!--content-->I tryed all that except for buying redhat, that's not an option for now. I think it's just me that it won't work for. When I try Download <!--more-->ing these things', the computer must detect it's me Download <!--more-->ing them and decides to mess it all up so I can't get it to work. Same as the apache book I bought. I'm reading it and it's describing files/folders(like distribution) that didn't come with the Download <!--more--> and I get all confused.<!--content-->I'm pretty sure that there's a problem with this module - I remember having to Download <!--more--> an overnight compilation and taking the latest one out to use in my install.<br />
<br />
Take a look at apache.org & php.net, they may have documentation to help.<!--content-->