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If you encounter the following error using PHP under IIS: "Warning: session_start(): open .... failed", you need to grant "read/write" permissions to the "IUSR" on the directory li
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If you encounter the following error using PHP under IIS: "Warning: session_start(): open .... failed", you need to grant "read/write" permissions to the "IUSR" on the directory li
Read tutorialThere is a way to install PHP with nginx-server under windows (current version is 0.7.60)
Read tutorialOn the Windows 2003 & IIS6 platform, you can run different websites on different versions & copies of PHP. This is useful in at least two cases:
Read tutorialIf you get this error: "Service Unavailable" after installing PHP to a Windows XP x64 Pro, you may want to try checking the ISAPI Filters in your IIS.
Read tutorialSet IIS to allow 32-bits if you are on 64-bits
Read tutorialGetting PHP running on 10.1 is simple.
Read tutorialChange the /usr/local/mysql/ prefix to where ever your MySQL installation is. Make sure to add on the /lib/mysql extension to your own path though.
Read tutorialAfter lot of hard work, by following the above procedure, we were able to make PHP 5.x is work with Apache 2.x and Oracle 9i on HP UX 11i OS.
Read tutorialSuSE uses a rather fragmented set of Apache configuration files stored in /etc/apache2/. When you configure PHP 5.x with:
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Read tutorialFor building php-4.4.1 or later with oci8, make sure your LD_LIBARRY_PATH has at a minimum the following directories in its path for Oracle8i 8.1.5 or later, Oracle9i 9.0.2 or late
Read tutorialWhile LAMP environment is most widely used (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) you also can use PHP in windows or mac computers. Here's how you can install PHP development environment i
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