Posted by Taariqq on 05/31/06 19:44

Sorry to intrude, Justin and all,

I am looking to do the same on an Windows XP machine.
I have PHP 4 and Apache 2.0.55 configured and running. Looking to
install PHP 5, and be able to switch b/w them, to test different code.

Sincerely,
Tariq


Justin L. Kennedy wrote:
> Our current webserver is a Linux Apache 2 engine running several websites
> in separate virtual hosts. All of our websites were written for PHP 4,
> and thus is the version of PHP running. But we are looking to host a copy
> of MediaWiki which will start to require PHP 5 during the next major
> release.
>
> Since our existing sites are much to large to test and update to run under
> PHP 5, I want to investigate whether we can install PHP 5 and configure
> Apache to use PHP 4 for all the existings sites and use PHP 5 for the new
> one.
>
> Has anyone successfully done this, and how?
>
> --
> Justin Kennedy

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