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Yes, that was exactly the same procedure that I followed. I tried this 3 times with the same result, (files dated 02/07/2019). So this time I also cleared my browser cache whilst on the wampserver.aviatechno.net site and refreshed the page and this time the files are indeed dated 03/07/2019? Is it possible I was being served a file from my browser's cache? Anyway, all is well now thank
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The recompiled addon is still using the files dated 2/7/2019? The downloaded files from php.net are dated 3/7/2019 so the recompiled addon is still faulty. Could you check your file dates, please
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I had a feeling that the files had been modified since you downloaded them for compilation. In answer to your question... Yes, I think you have no choice but to recompile the 7.3.7 addons now that you are aware of this issue. If you post here when that is completed I will download the new files and test them on my wampserver install.
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I have found that just replacing the php_opcache.dll file in the wamp/bin/php/php7.3.7/ext folder with the newly downloaded version fixes the issue for me. I have run WinMerge to check the difference between the installed wampserver3_64_addon_php7.3.7 and the downloaded version from php.net and there are a lot of differences between them. I suppose the safest thing to do is replace all existi
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I have 7.3.7 working now... I downloaded php-7.3.7-Win32-VC15-x64 from the php.net downloads page and extracted it to a temporary folder in my downloads folder . I then copied the entire contents of the temporary folder and pasted them into my wamp/bin/php/php73.7 folder overwriting the existing files and folders... I then restarted wamp server and voila, no more errors in PHP7.3.7. I
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I would except that PHP7.3.7 works without issues on a live server, it only errors on my wamp server? The php.net admins will say post a bug on the wampserver site! Perhaps I will wait to see if more members report this issue whilst I carry on trying to debug this. Thanks for your help...
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I have exactly the same problem with PHP7.3.7. I have run the VC++ packages checking tool and it reports all VC++ packages are installed. On my wamp server, I have several sites all of which run perfectly on PHP7.3.6 but switching to PHP7.3.7 causes some of the pages to not load with the same error message ... This site can't be reached The connection was reset I have also installed the
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