Re: Upgrading PHP and cURL

I know nothing about Curl, but... Archive libphp4.so and any extensions PHP uses (mysql.so, imap.so etc, as found in (/etc/?) php.ini. Before you restart the webserver, run "httpd -t" to test if what you've done will be fine. If it says "Syntax OK" you should be able to restart it perfectly. You could also edit httpd.conf and make ".php_test" files only use the new libphp4.so module you create, see if that works, (ie, have two versions of PHP running), and if it does, make 4.1.1 also do .php files. Siggy "Jonathan Hilgeman" <JHilgeman@ecx.com> wrote in message news:5D90F61EB6FDD411836500508B137F1A01408A02@mailsvr.ecx.com... > I would like to upgrade to the newest version of PHP and cURL, however I > cannot have the server down for very long. I would like to know what files I > should back up to preserve 4.0.3 and my current version of cURL in case of > an emergency and I have to restore them quickly. If possible, I'd like to > simply have a "switch" in the form of a program that renames files > appropriately and restarts the server. Apache is currently set up to use > DSO's. Can anyone help me out here? > > - Jonathan > > P.S. If you can help with PHP only, then that's fine, too. I need as much > help as possible. Thanks!