![]() Proceeded with the install and the following came up - is this an issue? I thought them being in the ext folder was sufficient. I figured out the issue - the extensions had to be in the root of the PHP folder. I will go through the IIS.net link you gave me with a fine tooth comb and see if something is missing. I see a mysqlnd entry, but not the mysql or mysqli in the test.php results. You should find and uncomment (or add) the following in your php.ini: (Note: you may need to go to the PHP webpage and download the extensions, it's been a long time since I have setup PHP on a new server and cannot remember for sure). Simply locate your php.ini and enable the two extensions. This is the command that I would use on my Debian server. The easiest way would be to install the php5-mysql package, while you are at it if you are planning on running IMAP or POP you should also install the php5-imap package. Since you haven't told us what OS your running I'm not entirely sure how to tell you how to fix your problem. That page is checking the loaded PHP modules and not finding the required module that lets PHP talk to MySQL. You also may want to pick up RC3 since it contains many bug fixes and several new features. As I see that you are using 1.7 RC2 I've moved your thread to the appropriate forum (from version 1.6 -> Troubleshooting to version 1.7 -> Installation and Setup Help).
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