ok.. thanx
ive looked at it a little, and havent tested this yet as my server "broke"
down recently. but i thought this might work:
the php4 and php5 modules have different modules name, if i dont remember
totaly wrong, so writing
LoadModule php4_module modules/libphp4.so
LoadModule php5_modu
Hehe, ok... I can't even count the number of servers I use at different
ports... But I prefer to use the one on port 80...
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> hmm to spare the pain i run another instance of apache on a different
> port , one runs php4.3 one
hmm to spare the pain i run another instance of apache on a different
port , one runs php4.3 one runs php5 :D
> If you bug the PHP team some, they might rename the PHP5 module so you
> can use both... I have PHP3, 4 and 5 (can someone please give me a
> working binary PHP1 and PHP2 for windows? PLE
If you bug the PHP team some, they might rename the PHP5 module so you can
use both... I have PHP3, 4 and 5 (can someone please give me a working
binary PHP1 and PHP2 for windows? PLEASE!!!) installed and working on the
same server... Simply use the CGI version... But server gets slower and
slower
Hi,
As far as I know you can not do that; but you
instead install two Apache servers with different
PHP modules and make them listen to different
ports.
Cheers,
Catalin
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> is there a way to install two phps
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