Re: PHP4 and PHP5 at one machine

Well, it is not possible to run two seperate php4ts.dll file in the same file path with the same file name even though they have different version. One workaround to it would be to compile the older version into a different file name while making sure the script point to that different file name but it got to be tough to do that. Because you'll be modifying the codes and compile it, into windows files and so on. "Milan Reznicek" <reznicekm@gytool.cz> wrote in message news:20030709063928.35104.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Yes all these things I know, because already I'm running these two servers, > but both with PHP4. > But now I came accros the problem of "php4ts.dll". Because in both versiones > it has the same name. And if I have the old one my \WINNT\SYSTEM32 the > server which is running PHP5 won't start, and if i put there the newer one > the one with PHP4 won't start. That's my problem. Do you know how to solve > this? > > > Milan > > -- > ---------------------------------- > Milan Reznicek > Software Developer > > e-mail: reznicekm@gytool.cz > "Burhan Khalid" <phplist@meidomus.com> wrote in message > news:1587371732.20030709061856@lists.php.net... > > On Tuesday, July 8, 2003, 8:42:16 PM, Milan wrote: > > > > MR> is there any posibility to run PHP4 and PHP5 at one machine, with > two > > MR> Apache servers running at the same time. > > > > MR> Windows 2000 SP3 > > MR> Apache 1.3.27/PHP 4.3.0 > > MR> Apache 2.0.46/PHP 5.0.0b1 > > > > Yes it is possible. If you want both of the servers to be running at > > one time, then you'll have to change the Listen directive on one of > > them, since both will default to port 80. So, change one to something > > else, like 8080. Then access it with the port number > > http://address:port > > > > As far as the PHP install goes, you can have two PHP installs (one for > > each server), you just have to make sure where the .ini files are > > stored, and that the configuration directives for PHP (such as > > LoadModule, etc.) point to the right direction for each server. > > > > I also believe that the Apache Service Monitor can handle more than > > one Apache install, so you'll have a convienient place to control your > > servers. > > > > -- > > Regards, > > Burhan Khalid > > phplist[at]meidomus[dot]com > > http://www.meidomus.com > > > >