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Upgrade to version 3.6. on Windows XP system

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ubaldo pizzoli

Tuesday 28 June 2005 2:57:26 am

How to run the upgrade scripts on windows Xp system?

I've tried but the only results it's to get the "Please run this script from the root document directory!" error message

Łukasz Serwatka

Tuesday 28 June 2005 3:55:12 am

Hi,

You have to run upgrade scripts from Exponential root directory. So if you have installed Exponential in C:\Exponential and PHP in C:\PHP then.

c:\>cd Exponential
c:\Exponential>c:\PHP\cli\php.exe -C update\common\scripts\NameOfScript.php

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Kristoffer Raun

Tuesday 28 June 2005 6:14:02 pm

Every time i try this in CMD I get:

status: 404
Content-type:text/html
Powered-By PHP/4.3.9

no input file specified
I use command:
c:\Exponential\php\php.exe update\common\scripts\convertxmllinks.php -s "admin_siteacces"

Hope you can help me! ;-)

brg
Kristoffer

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Łukasz Serwatka

Tuesday 28 June 2005 11:17:17 pm

You have to use PHP in CLI mode not in CGI to run this scripts. Look in to PHP dir for "CLI". Try also with -C parameter.

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Kristoffer Raun

Wednesday 29 June 2005 4:21:46 am

It worked for me.
First i got a error -something about Zend_uv
Then i copied/overwrited the php4ts.dll in c:\windows\system32 with the one in the php-dir.
That seemed to do the trick.
Thank you Lukasz for the help!

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W. Edwards Deming