WampServer 32 + symfony reported missing dlls
Posted by: michaelo (188.141.70.---)
Date: June 16, 2011 07:13AM

First, to fix the php_apc.dll not loading:


Add this line to you php.ini file: extension=php_apc.dll
The dll can be found here: [downloads.php.net]
Use this version as it worked for me: php_apc-3.1-svn20101116-5.3-vc6-x86

Next to fix the php_intl.dll no loading:
Uncomment the line: extension=php_intl.dll in your php.ini file...
Next copy: icu*.dll from php folder to apache/bin folder... (apache\Apache2.2.17\bin)
Restart apache...

Same problem with WampServer 64, so far no solution...


Mike

PS
Adding the path to the dlls folder in my system settings did not fix the errors... the above did



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/16/2011 07:22AM by michaelo.

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Re: WampServer 32 + symfony reported missing dlls
Posted by: warrenjsanchez23 (---.203.126.244.pldt.net)
Date: August 12, 2011 04:50PM

michaelo Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> First, to fix the php_apc.dll not loading:
>
>
> Add this line to you php.ini file:
> extension=php_apc.dll
> The dll can be found here:
> [downloads.php.net]
> Use this version as it worked for me:
> php_apc-3.1-svn20101116-5.3-vc6-x86
>
> Next to fix the php_intl.dll no loading:
> Uncomment the line: extension=php_intl.dll in your
> php.ini file...
> Next copy: icu*.dll from php folder to apache/bin
> folder... (apache\Apache2.2.17\bin)
> Restart apache...
>
> Same problem with WampServer 64, so far no
> solution...
>
>
> Mike
>
> PS
> Adding the path to the dlls folder in my system
> settings did not fix the errors... the above did


Hi michaelo,

strategy for errors of type "x.dll is missing":

1. put the name of x.dll as it's shown in the error message into google search
2. you'll probably find x.dll, probably among the dlls at [dllcentral.com]
3. Download the according *.zip, unpack it, copy the contained dll into the same directory where the *.exe file of the program which was looking for this dll is located (the installation folder). You'll probably need admin rights for this. The program should look in its installation folder for needed dlls and find it then.
(This can also be done by putting the dll into some other path (+ eventually setting environment variables) but I wouldn't recommend it.)

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