This was fun, not! I installed an initial moodle instance on a new Windows 2008 R2 server today. All was fine until I hit the Server checks portion of the install. I activated the extension=php_curl.dll directive in the php.ini file, restarted Apache but was still getting a Server Checks error for the curl extension
After much effort and analysis, I narrowed the problem to a faulty .dll file in the Wamp version I am using, Wampserver 2.2 64 bit version. Can you believe it? A corrupt .dll file? Corrupt in the Windows environment. I swear, Windows is just plain bad.
This is the zip file that contains the repaired php_curl.dll file.
php_curl-5.3.13-VC9-x64.zip
Copy the extracted file php_curl.dll into the wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13\ext directory, replacing the corrupt one, restart Apache and refresh your moodle Server Check screen.
Good grief!
Good grief!
thanks James, I quickly found where this file was located by glancing at this message. I have saved the file, but could not recall where to put it, that path wamp\bin\php\php5.3.13\ext did the trick. Restarted apache, refreshed my server environment info and was in better shape.
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Yeah James Good Work .. Nice Post.
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