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3ds2011-02-08 22:21:53
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3ds, 2011-02-08 22:21:53

win7 64bit + 32bit apache2 + php

We are trying to set up Apache on Windows 7. Apache 2.2.17 no-ssl, php 5.2.17. Windows - 64 bits, Apache and PHP 32 bits, because no 64 bit php.
Indicates php.ini, specify the path to apache2_php.dll - restart the server and ... "The operation ended unexpectedly"

In the system log:

"Failed application httpd.exe, version 2.2.17.0, timestamp 0x4cbbe9e8, failed module php5ts.dll, version 5.2. 17.17, timestamp 0x4d25fb49, exception code 0xc0000005, error offset 0x000f424c, process id 0x20d8, application start time 0x01cbc7c25385407e."

Has anyone met with this? What could be? Maybe because of the bit depth mismatch (64 vs 32)?

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lashtal, 2011-02-08
@3ds

Maybe you downloaded php VC9 instead of VC6? Apache from offsite requires VC6 TS.
Note:
anindya.com - there you will find the latest x64 versions of Apache and PHP, I use them myself.

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uadeveloper, 2011-02-08
@uadeveloper

The developer recommends using version 5.3. (5.2 has glitches on 64-bit systems, as they say).
I got php 5.3 Apache 2.2 win 7 64 right away.
Might be worth upgrading?

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Roman Gogolev, 2011-02-08
@romka777

For apache 2.2 you need to use php5apache2_2.dll

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impass, 2011-02-09
@impass

Just keep in mind that by default the Apache process (and accordingly PHP scripts executed via mod_php) runs as the SYSTEM user, so it can read (and potentially corrupt) any files in the system. :))
Although I don’t know, maybe in 7-ke system services are somehow more reasonably limited.

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RuJet, 2011-02-09
@RuJet

Try installing with UAC disabled or as administrator

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charon, 2011-02-12
@charon

Solved a similar problem this week. Apache with PHP 5.2 installed normally, but the muscle in PHP did not work. I spat and deployed Zend Server CE - it's free, it includes both Apache and PHP (you can choose between 5.2 or 5.3) and even phpmyadmin can deliver muscle.

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