Discuz 2.5 Issues that are released to IIS

I use the thing Win2003 system, IIS version is 5.2.1, MySQL is mysql-5.1.62, tangled for a long time, online methods have been used, is not the effect, to explain

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Your PHP environment does not support MySQL AH direct phpinfo see if PHP loaded MySQL

Your PHP environment does not support MySQL AH direct phpinfo see if PHP loaded MySQL

Phpinfo is not loading MySQL oh, what then??

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?
I changed that Extension=php_mysql.dll Ah, is no use, phpinfo is no MySQL information, the server has the MySQL service

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?
I changed that Extension=php_mysql.dll Ah, is no use, phpinfo is no MySQL information, the server has the MySQL service
You add the MySQL installation path to the system environment variable in the open a DOS window input mysql-u root-p Enter the password to see if you can log in normally

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?
I changed that Extension=php_mysql.dll Ah, is no use, phpinfo is no MySQL information, the server has the MySQL service
You add the MySQL installation path to the system environment variable in the open a DOS window input mysql-u root-p Enter the password to see if you can log in normally

When I enter, it shows that MySQL is not an internal or external command, or a program or batch file that can be run

View with Phpinfo
Configuration File (php.ini) Path
Loaded Configuration File
Two items
If the second item has no value, then the php.ini must be placed in the first position

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?
I changed that Extension=php_mysql.dll Ah, is no use, phpinfo is no MySQL information, the server has the MySQL service
You add the MySQL installation path to the system environment variable in the open a DOS window input mysql-u root-p Enter the password to see if you can log in normally

When I enter, it shows that MySQL is not an internal or external command, or a program or batch file that can be run

Could have landed properly, but Phpinfo still didn't have MySQL information.

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?
I changed that Extension=php_mysql.dll Ah, is no use, phpinfo is no MySQL information, the server has the MySQL service
You add the MySQL installation path to the system environment variable in the open a DOS window input mysql-u root-p Enter the password to see if you can log in normally

When I enter, it shows that MySQL is not an internal or external command, or a program or batch file that can be run

Could have landed properly, but Phpinfo still didn't have MySQL information.
The PHP exp folder inside the file and all get System32 to see the problem you want to see the Windows log information to solve the problem faster

Use Phpinfo to see where the loaded php.ini is
In the corresponding php.ini.
Extension=php_mysql.dll

Does DZ not say anything in the installation instructions? Or you didn't even look at it?
I changed that Extension=php_mysql.dll Ah, is no use, phpinfo is no MySQL information, the server has the MySQL service
You add the MySQL installation path to the system environment variable in the open a DOS window input mysql-u root-p Enter the password to see if you can log in normally

When I enter, it shows that MySQL is not an internal or external command, or a program or batch file that can be run

Could have landed properly, but Phpinfo still didn't have MySQL information.
The PHP exp folder inside the file and all get System32 to see the problem you want to see the Windows log information to solve the problem faster

I know what the problem is, which MySQL database problem, when installed without a password

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