i try to install PrivMX WebMail but seems like one error still problem here,
php-dba PROBLEM
i try to find php_dba.dll on php.ini but it seems there is nothing there
im trying to find it on google but still fail
currently im using PHP version: 5.6.12 witn wampwebserver on windowns server
Any help?
There is no php_dba.dll distributed officially until PHP 7.2. Even if you compile it yourself for lower, you might need to get drivers you need manually. Particularly for Oracle. Otherwise you should be fine just upgrading to 7.2 as it also suports LMDB.
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I am still new to php and linux but i try to give you all information I know.
We got a PHP web application using pear and smarty. It's runing on PHP 4 on a Linux system and with XAMP and PHP5 on my PC. I am trying to move the application on a new server with PHP7 and updated PEAR and all extensions (it's the same version as on XAMP), but all I get is: DB Error: extension not found.
I tried to find a solution but wasn't able to find anything which could help me.
The database we are using is a normal mysql database.
I'm not sure if there is still a path missing or what went wrong.
Maybe someone of you got a clue what the problem could be.
It sounds like your very old PHP4 code is using the mysql_ database extension?
If so that extension has been deprecated for years and was completely removed from PHP7. You wont be able to move that code to any version of PHP higher than PHP5.6 and even trying to do that you will almost definitely come across lots of other incompatibilities
I suggest you read http://php.net/manual/en/migration70.php in the menu on this page there is a section on migrating from all sorts of versions of PHP.
You will have to work out how far up the migration levels your code will actually move without major amendments. I would guess, not very far!
I am trying to use the PayPal PHP SDK to make an online store, however the documentation tells me I need composer. When I try to install composer I get this error. I have no idea what this means, or how to fix it. What can I do to fix this? I
P.S. There are quite a few questions about this on SO, however, all of them that I have seen ask about using WAMP or something similar. I have no intention of using WAMP, or anything like that. The only thing I am trying to do is install composer properly.
EDIT: I am just using the Composer installer for Windows.
You need PHP installed whether you have a full test environment running or not. If you can't run PHP from the command line Composer stuff doesn't work. With a basic install of PHP the openssl extension is included so that error would go away.
You can install PHP manually on its own, or you could just install WAMP or any of the many others. I use Zend Server myself. It just installs everything for you so that it works without needing to mess with manual installation.
Once PHP in general is installed, though, that should get rid of this error.
I would like to ask about how can I use PHP Blenc on wampserver? I've followed every instructions in here but I got an error saying the PHP Blenc function were undefined
http://www.php.net//manual/en/book.blenc.php
I am using PHP 5.4.12 on 64-bit (so as my wampserver architecture I guess). I also tried the example scripts from above and an undefined function is what I get.
The package can be found here
http://www.php.net//manual/en/book.blenc.php
I've searched through the net and always got redirected to the php.net manual.
I am very grateful if someone can give me a detailed instruction on how to make this PHP Blenc work to encrypt my script
Thank you in advance :-)
I dont see a PHP5.4 64bit option in the download area. So that probably means you have downloaded blenc for PHP5.5 64bit or blenc for PHP5.4 32bit.
Either way its not going to run.
You are either going to have to use the 32bit WAMPServer (Apache/PHP/MySQL) so you can stay on PHP5.4 or upgrade your PHP version to PHP5.5.x so you can stick with 64bit and get a blenc extension that will work.
To be honest, there is no great benefit to using the 64bit WAMPServer and quite a few benefits, like having access to some of the more esoteric PHP extensions, in using the 32bit.
In fact 64bit PHP is still considered 'Experimental' and has not yet been fully converted to 64bit anyway.
This is one of the errors that I get when I launch php command in my Windows prompt.
I've installed the environment through EasyPHP 12.1 installer. This is a minor problem, since i can use without any problem the full LAMP stack.
I noticed the problem just because ApiGen needs mbstring to create documentation (picture above actually is related to bz2 library, but nothing changes for other missing library). Last path in the warning sounds strange since don't exist nothing PHP related in my LaTex distribution. Any suggest about the problem???
Time ago I have same problem. This work for me.
http://czetsuya-tech.blogspot.cz/2011/02/solving-php-startup-unable-to-load.html
I upgraded my system from Windows xp to windows 7. When i was in win xp i used the wamp server with php version 5.0 now i installed the wamp server with the version 5.3. But now it's making problem. The old projects are not running. Even-though they are created in php version 5. How i can solve this problem?
New versions of WAMP use apache 2.2.x and lovest php version supported for that is 5.2. That beeing said you can downgrade your php version of wamp installation by downloading a php addon http://www.wampserver.com/en/addons_php.php from here. Or you can ultimately downgrade WAMP apache installation from 2.2 to 2.0 http://www.wampserver.com/en/addons_apache.php . If your project don't work with 5.2 or 5.3 you need to debug and update your code with the latest changes in php http://php.net/migration53
There are some (but not many) backward-incompatible changes between PHP 5.0 and 5.3. But they're fairly obscure and not generally going to cause major issues. You can find the full details here: http://uk.php.net/manual/en/migration53.incompatible.php
However my guess is that it's more likely that you've installed the new version missing one or more extensions which your code is relying on.
For example, if you are using the pdo_xx() functions, you would need the PDO extension. Most PHP programs will use functionality from several extensions, and not all of them may be included in the default installation, so you need to ensure you have installed with all the ones you need.
The other possibility is that there's an issue with the installation (either PHP itself or the web server, etc) that is preventing PHP from running at all.
But this is all really a guess, because you haven't actually told us anything about what exactly the problem is. You need to look and see in what way it's failing. If you're not getting error messages in the browser, check the server error logs. This is the quickest way to diagnose the problem. It should give you some good clues (if it doesn't help you understand what's happening, paste the relevant log entries here, because they'll definitely make sense to someone)