Abandon all your hopes, this will not work (unless you do some heavy
programming/patching) because modules interfere with each other. I've been
trying this for a week without success.
Still the best/easiest approach is to set up ordinary apache/PHP4 server
combination with proxy support
Versioned libraries do not work either.
Bostjan
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 23:11, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Kim Madsen wrote:
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That's why I'd like to stick with apache2 + php5
-Original Message-
From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 4:05 AM
That's why I'd like to stick with apache2 + php5 default and
apache2+php4 just for a single site hosted (the one that uses imp).
See my previous message describing the ProxyPass
Kim Madsen wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 4:05 AM
That's why I'd like to stick with apache2 + php5 default and
apache2+php4 just for a single site hosted (the one that uses imp).
See my previous message describing
Hi Hans,
What I am trying to avoid is having 2 copies of the same program installed...
- mb
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 22:06:15 -0500, Hans Zaunere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any tips regarding the configuration of php and/or apache ?
Per option 1 below, they were saying two installs of Apache
What I am trying to avoid is having 2 copies of the same program
installed...
Well, if you're gonna have PHP 4 and PHP 5, you're gonna have to have two
copies of PHP...
You could run both under Apache 1.x, but running PHP 5 with Apache 1.x
means you aren't going to be taking advantage of any
Richard Lynch wrote:
...
[good stuff]
...
Maybe if you told us WHY you need 4 5 we'd have better answers for ya.
Agreed! Tell us what you specifically need and we can provide better
answers. If you're wanting to test PHP5 with your current scripts then
it would make sense to do exactly what
Simply.
My server has moved from php4 to php5 and my webmail program IMP can't
be upgraded before I find out how to do that safely for my users.
Now I have sites that need php5 and only one that does not work with it (imp).
That's why I'd like to stick with apache2 + php5 default and
mbneto wrote:
Simply.
My server has moved from php4 to php5 and my webmail program IMP can't
be upgraded before I find out how to do that safely for my users.
Now I have sites that need php5 and only one that does not work with it (imp).
That's why I'd like to stick with apache2 + php5 default and
Hi Hans,
Do you mean by using virtual host directives of apache ?
But how about the configuration to make requests for certain
directories to be handled by php4 or php5.
For ex.
/var/www/html/site needs php5 but /var/www/html/legacy does not
support php5 so I have to run php4.
Any tips
Do you mean by using virtual host directives of apache ?
But how about the configuration to make requests for certain
directories to be handled by php4 or php5.
For ex.
/var/www/html/site needs php5 but /var/www/html/legacy does not
support php5 so I have to run php4.
Any tips
Richard Lynch wrote:
timothy johnson wrote:
Is there a way to install two version of php on the same machine, and
use them for two different users?
Option 1:
Install two copies of Apache, with different httpd.conf files, on two
different ports.
Somebody gets stuck using http://example.com:81 (or
Is there a way to install two version of php on the same machine, and
use them for two different users?
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Is there a way to install two version of php on the same machine, and
use them for two different users?
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No.
Yes. ;)
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use them for two different users?
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No.
Yes!
Having that in my LiteSpeed-Servers configuration with 3 different PHP
Versions. No problem if you use CGI or fastCgi's. On Apache also possible
via the
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Yes. ;)
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Why?
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Yes. ;)
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timothy johnson wrote:
Is there a way to install two version of php on the same machine, and
use them for two different users?
Option 1:
Install two copies of Apache, with different httpd.conf files, on two
different ports.
Somebody gets stuck using http://example.com:81 (or any port but 80)
Is there a way to install two version of php on the same machine, and
use them for two different users?
Option 1:
Install two copies of Apache, with different httpd.conf files, on two
different ports.
Somebody gets stuck using http://example.com:81 (or any port but 80) but
this gives
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