PHP has encountered an Access Violation at . . . .

  • Resolved kcgranz

    (@kcgranz)


    16 years, 10 months ago

    Hi there everyone, I am having difficulties Installing WordPress on my Windows 2003 Server with IIS 6.0. I’ve setup PHP and MySQL and both seem to be working fine. I get the PHP syntax to work correctly. As well as the SQL (using MySQLAdmin. MySQLAdmin verifies for me that the service is running. But I can’t seem to connect to the database through PHP. Do I need to make DNS connections through ODBC?
    Access right to both PHP and MySQL folders are open to everyone.

    I get the error: PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01DFAB4A (actually the numbers here are different on occasion). everytime I try to run the Install Script.

    Please HELP (been trying to get this to work 3 nights and getting really tired).

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  • Thread Starter kcgranz

    (@kcgranz)

    Small update: if you want you can see my index.php at:
    https://fes.kcg.is/index.php
    wordpress under the same site:
    fes.kcg.is/readme.html (the install process).

    I’ve gone over (as best I know) every aspect of why in my mind this is not working. I’ve changed security settngs on my website, PHP folder and MySQL Server folder. Please anyone help me. Should I use DNS through OBDC? Everything I’ve tried doesn’t work.

    I’ve followed every guideline I can find. Possibly my php.ini is not correctly set. (So I’ve put a copy of it on the site root as well, trusting that none of you wish me harm.

    AWS

    (@adminreports)

    Make sure you have a temp folder and session save folder defined in php.ini.
    When you create those folders give NETWORK write and modify permissions to them.

    Thread Starter kcgranz

    (@kcgranz)

    I updated to PHP 6.0 and it seems to work better.
    Although I’ve run into other errors:
    such as:
    Fatal error: Declaration of Walker_Page::start_lvl() must be compatible with that of Walker::start_lvl() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wordpress\wp-includes\classes.php on line 541

    This came after I tried to run the install script for the first time.

    adminreports,in my php.ini has this parameter upload_tmp_dir=xxxx and session.save_path=xxxx
    Are these the parameters that define the path of my temp folder and session save folder??
    I’m sorry to ask, because i’m very new to wordpress.

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