Some time ago I coded a small web page to
generate license files for one of my clients. This is a very simple app
that basically allows you to enter
some customer’s info and generate an encrypted license file. I’m not a
PHP developer but the language is very similar to C and a good framework
helps a lot.
Anyway, today I needed to install this app on my laptop (which is running Windows 7 x64 by the way). I installed a fresh copy of XAMPP Lite, created my database and run the app. Everything worked fine except the function that generates the license file.
My initial reaction was to think that I needed to install the OpenSSL
libraries, so I wasted half an hour looking for the files and reading
how to install the binaries. But it was easier than that. XAMPPLite
already installs all you need, you just need to activate the extensions
you need. In this case I needed to edit the php.ini file and uncomment
the line:
If you don’t have the previous line try to add it to your php.ini file.
Also, if you need to know which extensions are activated, a call to phpinfo() will give you the answer.
Anyway, today I needed to install this app on my laptop (which is running Windows 7 x64 by the way). I installed a fresh copy of XAMPP Lite, created my database and run the app. Everything worked fine except the function that generates the license file.
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Also, if you need to know which extensions are activated, a call to phpinfo() will give you the answer.
References: http://nowfromhome.com/activate-openssl-extension-in-php/
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