I thought that might work but the Apache docs don't list LoadModule as a
supported directive in VirtualHost. I did try it today however and it seems I
ended up with a runaway server. It wouldn't respond to any request, it would
say it couldn't be found and I couldn't stop the server. I had to
Copy the configuration directory to another one, change Listen and Port
directive to another port of your choice, set up php and instruct apache
to use this configuration:
httpd -f /etc/httpd/confPHP5/httpd.conf -DHAVE_PHP5
Ryan Thompson wrote:
I thought that might work but the Apache docs
On Friday 10 October 2003 15:10, Ryan Thompson wrote:
It's possible to run to web servers simultaneous off the same computer
isn't it? Each handling different IP address? or at least host names
Maybe I'll try that tomorrow unless someone stops me and says it's a waste
of time. :)
You can
On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 03:10:53 -0400, you wrote:
Is it possible to load two different PHP modules in apache having them
linked to different virtual hosts? I'm hoping I can run one site with PHP
5 and another with 4.3.x
I thought that might work but the Apache docs don't list LoadModule as a
Just a quick question. I don't think it's possible but worth a try
Is it possible to load two different PHP modules in apache having them linked
to different virtual hosts? I'm hoping I can run one site with PHP 5 and
another with 4.3.x
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With a bit of httpd.conf wizardry, I believe so. Just put the the LoadModule
and AddType stuff inside the VirtualHost containers. PHP5 is libphp5.so,
PHP4 is libphp4.so
I haven't tried it, but it should work.
On Wednesday 08 October 2003 11:33 pm, Ryan Thompson wrote:
Just a quick question.
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