Again, I'm asking about running both PHP4 and PHP5 on Windows XP as Apache
modules.
I asked this question a few months ago and was told it was a bad idea. But
now, it seems that the latest snapshot (RC1-dev, it seems) has the file
php5apache.dll. Can I safely set it up just as I did with PHP4? Will I need to do
something different? Can I do it at all? Thanks.
Gordon Hemsley
P.S. As I was in the middle of writing this e-mail, I remembered being told
that it would be better posted to php.general or php.windows (I think). Would
it be better to do that? The only reason I'm asking is because the only list
that I subscribe to is Internals, so it would be extra effort to do so. Thanks
again!
IIRC, it does not work. And it will not work either.
Only way to run both in same apache is to have other one
run as CGI.
--Jani
Again, I'm asking about running both PHP4 and PHP5 on Windows XP as Apache
modules.I asked this question a few months ago and was told it was a bad idea. But
now, it seems that the latest snapshot (RC1-dev, it seems) has the file
php5apache.dll. Can I safely set it up just as I did with PHP4? Will I need to do
something different? Can I do it at all? Thanks.Gordon Hemsley
P.S. As I was in the middle of writing this e-mail, I remembered being told
that it would be better posted to php.general or php.windows (I think). Would
it be better to do that? The only reason I'm asking is because the only list
that I subscribe to is Internals, so it would be extra effort to do so. Thanks
again!
On Sat, Jan 10, 2004 at 02:09:35AM -0500, GPHemsley@aol.com wrote :
Again, I'm asking about running both PHP4 and PHP5 on Windows XP as Apache
modules.I asked this question a few months ago and was told it was a bad idea. But
now, it seems that the latest snapshot (RC1-dev, it seems) has the file
php5apache.dll. Can I safely set it up just as I did with PHP4? Will I need to do
something different? Can I do it at all? Thanks.
Faces with the same problem some time ago, albeit on unix, my
faourite choice of solution (FCoS [tm]) was to run another instance
of Apache with a different httpd.conf file and use the proxy module
to to guide the requests through.
- Markus