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i'm currently running php4 on my apache 2. now i want to add a php5 support. is there a tutorial how to add also php5 to the webserver? best |
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On 2008-01-31, Gerhard Neuhofer <neugii@gmail.com> wrote:
> i'm currently running php4 on my apache 2. now i want to add a php5 > support. is there a tutorial how to add also php5 to the webserver? I don't think you can load both php4 and php5 libraries into the same Apache at the same time. So you either upgrade your php to 5 or run another instance of Apache with php5 support (but not 4) in paralel. I suggest you simply upgrade. Davide -- If thoughts could kill... We'd hear a lot more of 'Can you me with -HURK!' -- Geoff Lane & SteveD on alt.sysadmin.recovery |
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On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 04:03:35 -0800 (PST), Gerhard Neuhofer
<neugii@gmail.com> wrote: >Hi, > >i'm currently running php4 on my apache 2. now i want to add a php5 >support. is there a tutorial how to add also php5 to the webserver? > >best The most common way that I have seen is to run PHP4 through mod_php under Apache and then implement PHP5 as CGI usually through FastCGI. This means that PHP4 scripts/pages end .php and PHP5 pages end .php5 (or the other way around). Running both as php_mod is impossible. Google for php4 php5 coexist apache and you will find some very useful sources. HTH -- ( Kees ) c[_] Other than telling us how to live, think, marry, pray, vote, invest, educate our children, and now, die, I think the Republicans have done a fine job of getting government out of our personal lives. (#213) |
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On Jan 31, 7:36 pm, Kees Nuyt <k.n...@nospam.demon.nl> wrote:
> On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 04:03:35 -0800 (PST), Gerhard Neuhofer > > <neu...@gmail.com> wrote: > >Hi, > > >i'm currently running php4 on my apache 2. now i want to add a php5 > >support. is there a tutorial how to add also php5 to the webserver? > > >best > > The most common way that I have seen is to run PHP4 > through mod_php under Apache and then implement PHP5 as > CGI usually through FastCGI. This means that PHP4 > scripts/pages end .php and PHP5 pages end .php5 > (or the other way around). > Running both as php_mod is impossible. > > Google for > php4 php5 coexist apache > and you will find some very useful sources. > > HTH > -- > ( Kees > ) > c[_] Other than telling us how to live, think, marry, > pray, vote, invest, educate our children, and now, > die, I think the Republicans have done a fine job > of getting government out of our personal lives. (#213) Hi, thx for the infos, i'll have a look at them. best |
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