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When trying to open a url with the function file_get_contents() I get the following error
file_get_contents(): Unable to find the wrapper "https" - Did you Forget to enable it when you configured PHP?
Could help me solve this mistake?
When using the function phpinfo() appears that support for Openssl is disabled and has to download the . dll more I have already downloaded put in the directory as in the photo below:
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That mistake happens because you have an extension deactivated in php configuration
Open your file php.ini search for this line and remove the ; front of this extension, example:
;extension=php_openssl
mute to:
extension=php_openssl
Saves file editing and restarts the server and the error must be corrected.
Did not work gave Not found php_openssl.dll
try to download the dll and put it in the extension directory
<b>Warning</b>: PHP Startup: Unable to load Dynamic library 'C: php ext php_openssl.dll' - %1 n o a Win32 application v read. in <b>Unknown</b> on line <b>0</b><br /> appears the following error
went down and continued
@Leonecerqueira dll of the wrong version or architecture would be interesting to check and download the correct
@Leonecerqueira also checks if you downloaded the dll for windows and not for linux...
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Your extension directory in php.ini might be referencing a wrong relative path, I’ve had a problem with that.
Try to check if the "extension_dir" directive is referencing the right location. Try replacing it with the absolute address. E.g.: extension_dir="C: xampp php ext"
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To see the allowed connection types, run the script: echo '<pre>'; var_dump(stream_get_wrappers()); echo '</pre>';
– user60252
tries to make
phpinfo()and shows the enabled extensions– 13dev
Openssl support - disabled (install ext/openssl)
– Leone Cerqueira
Wrong version of DLL most likely. If you are sure it is enabled on . ini and the version is correct, click [Edit] and add more details to the question. If the problem is the . ini, would be the case to indicate which answer solved. As it is, I believe that the problem can not be reproduced (at least by the current statement).
– Bacco