| Re: PHP 5.3.3 Crashes on Win7 [message #169989 is a reply to message #169982] |
Sun, 03 October 2010 10:51   |
Bernd Schulz
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Am 03.10.2010 03:28, schrieb Bob Smith:
> On 10/2/2010 8:41 AM, Bernd Schulz wrote:
>> Do you have added a 32 Bit Applicationpool?
>> And then put your site in that pool?
>> Php is 32Bit, not 64.
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> I'm puzzled by your question because I thought app pools were a feature
> of a web server such as IIS, not of an application such as php.
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> If I'm wrong, I'd like to know how to setup an application pool, and
> then how to add php to it.
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I have a german windows, so I don´t know the right english description
for it. But I will try to explain.
In the IIS Manger,, on the left side, you have an point unter the
server, called applicationpools.
There should be an DefaultAppPool.
You create a new one. Maybe PHP32.
On the right side, you see: Extended Settings.
There you activate 32Bit: true
Then you change to SITES on the left side.
There you should have something like Standard-Settings.
And there you choose the Application pool.
Hope that helps.
> Also, how is it that php runs well when I don't load any extensions
> without knowing anything about application pools?
>
I don´t know.
Try the 32Bit I explained.
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