Re: PHP with 2 diffrent versions of Apache on same machine
| From: | Bob Lockie | Date: | Thu, 16 Jan 2003 05:07:27 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP with 2 diffrent versions of Apache on same machine | ||
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On 01/15/03 10:18 SuratSingh Bhati spoke thusly
Hi, I would like to use the Apache2+PHP(latest) , and Apache1.3+PHP(latest) on same machine. We can complie the PHP using the APXS as DSO, using diffrent APXS for each Apache. This will create a sepereate DSO library for each Apache. But PHP installs some other files at /usr/local/lib/php , can we keep commom set of such file for both the Apache version? Someone had such exprience before? Any other complication in by using diffrent Apache version with same PHP version on same server? Regards, -SuratI would just put Apache in different directories. If you build PHP as a DSO then you specify where it puts the shared library (libexec for Apache 1.3 and modules for Apache 2 but under their directories anyways). -- ---------------------------------------- Sent from Mozilla and GNU/Linux. Powered by an AMD processor.