Download apache server for php for windows 7

Download the latest PHP binaries from the official PHP for Windows download page, choose the thread-safe version that matches your Apache installation's bit-version x86 for Bit, x64 for Bit. The non thread-safe version is only when running as a CGI binary - more info here. Automated tests. Windows 64 bit installer. Syed Raza. Frahaan Hussain.

Nivedita Jain. Azaz Patel. Vijay Kumar Parvatha Reddy. Previous Page. Next Page. Useful Video Courses. Win32 binaries are available for download from that site. Install the module according to the instructions that will come with it. Configure your web server as shown below, taking care to adjust any paths to reflect your how you have installed things on your particular system: Example 3 Configure Apache to run PHP as FastCGI.

Troubleshooting PHP on Windows ». Submit a Pull Request Report a Bug. Apache 2. Warning A server deployed in CGI mode is open to several possible vulnerabilities. Please for the love of god, download the threaded version. I spent over an hour trying to figure out why php5apache2. This really could use a mention somewhere other than the PHP 5 structure, like the paragraph to the left of the homepage which talks about which PHP version to choose, or this part of the manual which covers Apache Anywhere but structure, seriously.

I would have never guessed to look there. If you come with an error like this: Wrapper xxxx cannot be accessed: blah blah blah when starting Apache. You have 3 choices to solve this problem. Any one of them would work. Reinstall your applictions in paths that do not contain spaces. Place a backslash before every space in the path set to the FcgidWrapper directive in httpd. Don't know where to download? Google it. With Apache 2. This configuration in httpd. Here is yet another aspect of the "faulting module php5ts.

I installed Apache 2. The versions chosen were because I was trying to replicate as near as possible apps on my Linux server. Everything configured and ran properly without php extensions, so I then reran the msi installer and chose the necessary extensions. I reconfigured httpd. Eventually I came across the "fix" mentioned elsewhere "copy libmysql.

But why? I checked and the php installation folder was in the system path. The answer was simply that I had never rebooted. It seems that whatever process controls windows services only reads the path at boot time. I was thrown by assuming that if I started httpd from the command line then it would inherit that path.

Here are a few diagnostic tips that helped me along the way: Try the CLI command: php -m and see that the command line version loads all the modules you asked for. It lies - it really does find that dll, but it must have failed on the dependency of libmysql.