apache2.2.x does not support php5.1.x solutions

Recently installed Apache server, found apache2.2 unexpectedly can not match up with php5.1.6, search on the Internet, found some solutions, now pasted as follows:

1. Download, install

2. If Apache error message: The Apache service named reported the following error:

>>> httpd.exe:Syntax error on line C:/Program Files/apache Software foundation/apache2.2/conf/httpd.conf : Cannot load C:/php5/php5apache2.dll into Server:xd5xd2xb2xbbxb5xbdxd6xb8xb6xa8xb5xc4xc4xa3xbfxe9xa1xa3

At present, apache2.2 is not very supportive of php5.1.x, there are two solutions:

(1) Oneself in Windows compiles php5.1.x and the Apache source code package, to novice difficulty is bigger.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.building.php

(2) to http://snap.php.net download php5.2.x Windows binary package, the Php5apache2_2.dll file in the bag copy to the php5.1.x directory.

Download address (right-click Download): http://www.discuz.net/attachment.php?aid=45910

Note Change this line loadmodule php5_module .../php5/php5apache2_2.dll

3. If not, the following are the solutions:

Download Http://www.phpv.net/php5apache2.dll-php5.1.x.rar and unzip. A total of three files.

Vcredist_x86.exe

Php5apache2.dll

Httpd.exe.manifest

1. Php5apache2.dll cover your original PHP directory php5apache2.dll files.

2. Copy the Httpd.exe.manifest file to the Bin folder under your Apache installation directory.

3. Double-click to run Vcredist_x86.exe installation. (If you can't install Vcredist_x86.exe, download a. NET Framework 2 loaded, of course, you don't have to reload Vcredist_x86.exe.) )

Restart apache2.2

4. If you can not try more than a few times to repair the way to install Apache.

5, if could not bind to address 0.0.0.0.:80 No listening sockets available,shutting down unable to open logs error hint, may be sky PE and other software occupies 80 ports, with Netstat-a, Netstat-na look at the port situation; Another possibility is that your Apache is open, and you will see this error when you open it again, and look at whether there is a httpd.exe process in the process.

Test whether the installation was successful