Last night in Windows XP Professional [with IIS] installed PHP 5.0.5 and Apache 2.0.54[listening Port 8088].
I was asked to install Zend-optimizer to support encrypted PHP files when I installed the Discuz forum today.
Download the Win32 installation file to Zend-optimizer 2.5.7
At the time of installation, it started very well.
The Apache root and php.ini select paths are:
E:/program Files/apache Group/apache2
E:/php5
However, the reboot failed when it was necessary to restart Apache later. Manual restart. The prompt for installation is successful. However, in the phpinfo.php, we found that optimizer was not associated with PHP. Information about Zend is:
Zend Engine V2.0.5,copyright (c) 1998-2004 Zend Technologies. There is no optimizer information. The encrypted file does not execute correctly.
Began to think that is the problem of Apache restart, after repeated tests found that Apache normal. Later on the web search, also found no related solutions. It suddenly occurred to me that I had copied a php.ini file into the C:/windows directory and wondered if I was actually using that INI file.
Try reloading the Optimizer,ini file path select C:/windows. or manually restart Apache.
Install end View Phpinfo.php,zend tip information for
Zend Engine V2.0.5,copyright (c) 1998-2004 Zend Technologies.
With Zend extention Manager v1.0.6,copyright (c) 2003-2004,by Zend Technologies
With Zend Optimizer v2.5.7,copyright (C) 1998-2004,by Zend Technologies
Successfully install Optimizer, execute discuz encrypted file OK!
Summary: When installing optimizer, the php.ini file must be selected in the Windows directory to install the actual use of the one. In fact, it is prompted to install the C:/windows, but did not pay attention to, resulting in the installation of the failure.
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