Hi,
+ <section id="inst"> + <title>Installing Apache for Windows</title> what about having different versions of Apache installed on the same machine? I have been using this for a long time as incremental migration path for my Apache installations. My httpd.conf is nothing but a two-liner, setting the "port" and including the rest of the configuration - thus I can run two Apaches on different posts with the same configuration, no need to maintain duplicates, test as I like, and then switch the port numbers as soon as I trust the new version. This worked fine for a number of versions, but about the time when Apache switched to the MSI installation type it didn't allow me to install different Apache versions any more (1.3.17 or 19, don't recall it exactly). I have still Apache 1.3.14 and 1.3.26 running on the same machine (and no, Virtual Hosting wouldn't do the trick for me ... I am running a web application on one of these that believes Apache is hers and automatically rewrites the configuration to her needs, and I need to be able to re-run this installation procedure any time), but Apache wouldn't allow me to do this with, let's say, 1.3.26 and 1.3.27 (on WinNT4 as Admin user, in my case). Would this work again with 2.0? Would it at least work for one 1.3 and one 2.0 version, as to ease migration? Regards, Michael
