Does this allow the same version of PHP (say 5.2.3) to exist in two forms : one for apache and one for fastcgi ? I've not looked at this deeply enough, perhaps there is a lot of commonality between the two builds, but if there isn't than you will need a different layout.
Shanti Stefan Teleman wrote: > > The directory layout for PHP5 (as per PSARC/2007/168) follows the Perl > model: > > /usr/php5/<Major>.<Minor>.<Micro>/ > /usr/php5/ > doc -> [version]/doc > etc -> /etc/php5 > include -> [version]/include > lib -> [version]/lib > man -> [version]/man > modules -> [version]/modules > share -> [version]/share > </QUOTE> > > This allows for multiple concurrent versions of PHP5, and subsequent > versions, to coexist. > > PHP6 (when it is released) could easily follow the same structure: > > /usr/php6/<Major>.<Minor>.<Micro> > /usr/php6/ > doc -> [version]/doc > etc -> /etc/php5 > include -> [version]/include > lib -> [version]/lib > man -> [version]/man > modules -> [version]/modules > share -> [version]/share > > --Stefan >
