Hi,
this is not a problem with the Win32 version of PHP, but maybe someone here
can shed some light ...
I have different versions of PHP on one of my machines (Win98SE, PWS4), and
whenever a new release comes out, I install the new version in a new
directory and change the appropriate entries in php.ini (mainly
extension_dir) and the registry
(HKLM/Software/Services/W3SVC/Parameters/ScriptMap), and copy php4ts.dll
into \windows\system.
Lately, I experienced that PWS always seems to use php4.0.4 (located in
c:\php\php4.0.4) when a php page is requested from the server. Using a text
search I found out that there seems to be a c:\php\php4.0.4-entry in
system.dat, that was not shown in regedit. So I used a registry optimizing
tool, and now this string is no longer found in system.dat. However,
whenever I call a .php page, still 4.0.4 is used. I finally deleted the .php
entry in ScriptMap, rebootet - and what do you gess, .php scripts do still
get executed.
Does anyone have any idea? The workaround - copying the latest distributions
in c:\php\php4.0.4 - does work, but I am still very interested why my PWS
still executes .php scripts. Where else could I look?
Best regards
Christian
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