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what debugger
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Are you sure it will come out in 2 days? I followed option 1 but there was not any php5apache2_4.dll in the php folder?You have two options: 1. Get the PHP 5.4.1RC2 (or wait 2 more days for the final PHP 5.4.1 to come out), and use the php5apache2_4.dll in it. -
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The problem continues.Apache does not restart. A window appears telling "Requested operation has failed"I tried to start Apache from the command prompt and here is the message that i got
C:\Apache24\bin>httpd.exehttpd.exe: Syntax error on line 1 of C:/Apache24/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load C:/php/php5apache2_2.dll into server: \xc4\xe5\xed \xde\xf4\xe1\xed \xe4\xf5\xed\xe1\xf4\xfc \xed\xe1 \xe5\xed\xf4\xef\xf0\xe9\xf3\xf4\xe5\xdf \xe7 \xea\xe1\xe8\xef\xf1\xe9\xf3\xec\xdd\xed\xe7 \xe4\xe9\xe1\xe4\xe9\xea\xe1\xf3\xdf\xe1. C:\Apache24\bin>
Here is line 1LoadModule php5_module "C:\php\php5apache2_2.dll" Do you see any syntax error in the above line? The whole code of course that goes to apache config is the:
LoadModule php5_module "C:\php\php5apache2_2.dll"AddType application\x-httpd-php.phpPHPIniDir "C:\php"
I even tried changing the slashes from back ones to forward ones but without any result.
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what debugger
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I am in the proccess of installing separately pache,php and mysql. I downloaded apache from here http://www.apachelounge.com/download/win64/and php from here http://windows.php.net/download/ as boen robot suggested I am reading this tutorial here:http://www.ricocheting.com/how-to-install-on-windows/php I installed apache successfully but i cannot install php. The problem arises when following step 5(in "installing PHP")-after i do thatApache will not restart-i have downloaded php thread safe, so this is the correct version.
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what debugger
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Ok, all in all, you are saying that installing components separately is better(since some are not needed)-and not difficult.And another thing, since I already have 3 local sites,do you thing it will be difficult to transfer them in this new setting you are mentioning. This last is what bothers me most.Well, you'll have to manually install MySQL also... but that's the easiest part of the whole process - you just download the MSI from MySQL's site, press "Next" on all dialogs, and you're done. Other than that... let's see... [opens up Apachefriend's home page and XAMPP's page]- phpMyAdmin - OK, yes, if you want to use that, you'd have to install it manually. Personally, I prefer to use MySQL Workbench, which in addition to being generally more awesome is also easier to install (another MSI file...).- OpenSSL - The ApacheLounge binary includes it (for HTTPS serving's sake), and the PHP archive also includes it (for HTTPS consumption's sake).- XAMPP Control Panel - obviously, no. But honestly, how much have you used that control panel? Only to occasionally restart Apache? There's the Apache monitor tool for that... I believe it was part of the ApacheLounge binary.- Strawberry Perl - you don't use Perl, do you?- FileZilla FTP Server - If you only access your files locally, you don't need it. If you absolutely need an FTP server on your home computer, installation is trivial.- Tomcat 7.0.21 - do you use JSP? If not, you don't need that. -
what debugger
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Good explanationPHP - the language - is interpreted by an interpreter.PHP - the interpreter - is written in the C language, which is compiled. What you have on your machine is a version of the PHP interpreter. That interpreter itself is considered to be "compiled/built" since it was produced by a compiler. You don't have a compiler. So, when the page says It's referring to the thing that produced the interpreter. You don't upgrade the compiler, since you don't have one. You upgrade the interpreter with another one that was generated by another compiler.
Are you sure this is the way to go, in other words you are saying to get rid of XAMPP, yes, but what if XAMP offers some features that are really needed and this ad hoc solution you propose does not. I have set 3 local sites with XAMPP and I am intimidated having to set up these again "manually". I am just asking.Since you're currently using XAMPP, it might be a better idea to uninstall it before you continue, and then install Apache separately. A compilation of Apache built with VC9 that PHP recommends is ApacheLounge's compilation. Installation instructions are found within the zip archive. PHP builds are found on a separate page on the PHP site. Since you'll be using ApacheLounge's build, you'll need the "VC9 x86 Thread Safe" build. The "VC9" part is important for XDebug, and the "Thread Safe" part is important for Apache. -
what debugger
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I just run this tool here http://xdebug.org/wizard.php and here is the message i get: The compiler (MS VC6) that this PHP was build with, is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a version that was built with MS VC9. It seems there is a problem with the compiler and i cannot install xdebug unless upgrading. The question is how i upgrade the compiler, do i just upgrade PHP(i have PHP 5.3 running on XAMPP)? I have never upgraded PHP on XAMP, how am i going to do it? Do i just unzip in the specified folder? P.S One last question, since PHP is interpreted why a compiler is needed?
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what debugger
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Since i do not use zend ide i will use xdebug
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what debugger
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I am using netbeans to develop PHP applications and now i am in search of a good debugger. In the Netbeans site Xdebug is proposed as a debugger but i am interested also on what you have to say. Thanks.
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