Don't see a reason why this (php4-cgi) won't work. Another option might
be running the PHP4 Apache on a different local port and using mod_proxy
ProxyPass to pass PHP4 sites to it.
Ira Abramov wrote:
many PHP products are making a sharp upgrade to PHP5 and breaking
backward compat with php4, however a few are not rushing but are sadly
broken by php5 so the upgrade is not that obvious.
the options are running older versions (for instance no Mediawiki 1.7),
giving up on older products incompatible with php5 or trying a middle
way - running both php5 and php4 with the different handlers set for the
different sites (i.e. php5 by default and php4-cgi for the specific site
or two). does it make ANY sense, or should I not give it a test run
even?
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