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[Matteo Rinaudo]

Hi Tony,
I'm not a Windows guy, but afaik you should double check your
httpd.conf file: into the 'LoadModule' directive for PHP5, just make
sure you are referencing to php5apache2.dll rather than php5apache.dll
(if this dll still exists) since you are using apache 2.0.x; also, do
make sure the 'extension_dir' directive in php.ini is referencing the
right php's extensions folder in your filesystem.
Also, copying some of the dlls you mentioned into the apache's bin
folder might help, it happened to a friend of mine while dealing with
some specific dlls for the mssql extension, and might be applicable to
your case although you are not using mssql but oracle, as I can see
from your post.
Hope this helps!
Just check the above steps out, and let us know!

Matteo Rinaudo

On 12/17/07, Tony Furnivall <tonyf at buffnet.net> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to re-install Apache, version 2.0.59 (running with PHP
> 5.2.5 and MySQL 5.0.45). The problem arises when trying to restart
> Apache after installing PHP. Before this step, I get the Apache logo,
> and everything seems fine.
>
> Installation of PHP goes fine, and all the .ini and .conf files are
> updated, but when Apache tries to start I get a long list of missing
> DLLs. The list includes:
>
> LIBEAY32.dll
> sqlite.dll
> aspell-15.dll		
> DB2CLI.dll		
> ICLIT09B.dll		
> intl3_svn.dll		
> isqlt09a.dll		
> lcrzo.dll		
> libcs.dll		
> libmonetra.dll		
> libSQLDBC_C.dll		
> OCI.dll			
> OCIW32.dll		
>
> Two of the files are identifiable in closely related (but different) names:
>
> LIBEAY32.dll		4 different versions of libeay32.dll!
> sqlite.dll		as php_sqlite.dll
>
> Does anyone have any ideas how to track these files down? I have a
> note from an earlier installation (February 2006) that restarting
> Apache after installing PHP was 'tricky', but in my eagerness back
> then, I went no further towards noting just how tricky it had been (:-()
>
> I'm guessing that the references are coming from php5apache.dll, but
> the files weren't in the PHP distro!
>
> Thanks for any advice!
>
> Tony
>
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