Hello, I am trying to build a webserver with PHP support. I am trying to install PHP 5.5.15 (NTS) on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64, using IIS 7.5. I have installed all available service packs/updates to Server 2008. I have downloaded the Windows msi installer from from php.net for php. While I am very Windows networking compliant (MCSE, 20 yrs experience), I am an extreme novice when it comes to php and am not a programmer. I am having three (3) problems - 1) I am not sure I have installed php, or installed it correctly. How do I know/tell?

XAMPP is an easy to install Apache distribution containing MariaDB, PHP, and Perl. Just download and start the installer. It's that easy. XAMPP for Windows 5.6.32, 7. I have installed Vanilla on a Windows 2003 server. In the php.ini I have the following entry: extension=php_curl.dll.

I have installed CGI and related services/features on Server 2008. 2) When I double click win-cgi nothing happens, so that's why I think I may not have installed php, or installed it properly. I am trying to execute an open source php script that creates a social networking/dating website. I have edited the php.ini file as directed by the script install instructions, but when I attempt to execute the script to install the site, I get the third 3) problem with the following error message: You have 4 error(s): 1) Please install 'PDO' PHP extension with MySQL driver. 2) Please install 'GD' graphics PHP extension. 3) Please install 'cURL' PHP library. 4) Please install the 'mbstring' PHP extension.

Contax Iii Serial Numbers. I have placed the php files in a folder called 'PHP55' on C: and have confirmed the files are in the folder. I am running MySQL server v5.6. I don't know what is missing or what I am doing wrong. If I had had hair, I wouldn't. I would have pulled it all out by now. So all that remains is deciding which temple to point the gun.

F89m Motherboard Drivers there. I believe the resolution is simple, just not sure how to resolve it. Hierarchical Data Grid View Example more.  You can view the errors. Thank you very much for your help. Regards, Larry.