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I've installed PHP in my Win Server 2008 using Web Platform Installer. The installation was success and I can correctly display phpinfo page from my virtual directory. How can I enable LDAP support?
C: Program Files PHP Ext doesn't contain phpldap.dll. Do I have to download this file first? Edit:. I'm using Win Svr 2008 Standard Edition, updated to the latest patch.
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The PHP Version is 5.2.11. extensiondir is c: Program Files PHP ext (as confirmed by phpinfo). I already downloaded the full PHP zip package (10 megs), and: copythe contents of ext dir to c: Program Files PHP ext. I've already modified the php.ini to include phpldap.dll extension. Here's the screen capture of my and the LDAP extension is still not working. I had to enable the module in IIS start iis manager on windows Server 2008r2 navigate to the root site.
Download, install and start php manager (won't install with WordPress over WPI). Scroll to the bottom and click 'Enable or disable an extension' scroll down to the disabled section click on phpldap.dll to highlight then on the upper right section under actions click 'Enable' exit out and ldap is installed for PHP 5.3.1 that was installed via the 'Microsoft Web Platform Installer' when you install 'WordPress'. So you may need to check the following things at phpinfo:.
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If you are using IIS, check to make sure that your IIS Worker Process has read access on NTFS to your 'C: Program Files PHP' directory. This Worker Process could be NETWORK SERVICE or IWAM or LOCAL SYSTEM (I hope not). When you load up phpinfo; in the output check the following lines to ensure they are where you expect it to be: - extensiondir - Loaded Configuration File These items need to be where you expect them to be reporting and not loaded from some place else. You also need to add files to the system's 'PATH': libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll, and will likely require a system restart to pick up; and as some users have documented, putting the PATH near the beginning of the PATH variable may eliminate some problems.
This is documented here. I didn't read the original question enough to see he already enabled phpldap.dll, but that was my problem. On a recent (early 2014) WPI install, the phpldap.dll is there and ready to go, it's just not configured in php.ini. The output of phpinfo doesn't include the ldap section. Edit PHP.ini as administrator (see phpinfo for full path. Mine happens to be in C: Program Files (x86) iis express PHP v5.4 php.ini.
WPI puts the enabled modules at the bottom of the file. Add extension=phpldap.dll. phpinfo immediately shows the ldap section.
Take a look into the of the PHP manual. It depends on the OS of your machine.
If you compile php yourself, and you wish to install the MySQL PDO driver, then you should add the config option before compiling PHP. On a windows machine, just enable those two extensions.