On Sun, 11 Jan 2004, DvDmanDT wrote:
> I just realized something.. You couldn't have a single extension enabled,
> since they both would use the same php.ini, and I would guess modules are
> binary incompitable.. Also, if a dll with the name php_gd2.dll is loaded by
> php4, php5 would think it's the same dll if you want GD there as well,
> wouldn't it?
Look in ./configure --help - they can both sit in different trees (both
the php tree (includes, etc...), and the php config file. It's all there
in ./configure. So they can co-exist.
>
> I guess fastcgi or cgi is still the way to go... Until you can specify a
> different php.ini in Apache... Another idea would be to use no php.ini and
> set everything in httpd.conf, and manually build them, and name the dll's
> differently... (php4_gd.dll, php5_gd2.dll etc)... But if there are something
> like shared memory or something like that, I guess it's just to forget the
> idea to run them both as modules...
>
See above... + the problem is that php4 and php5 uses some same identical
internal names, which will collide if they will be loaded together
(x-httpd-php to name one?)
> I also run php5 (and php3) as cgi.. php4 is installed as both cgi and module
> in my cfg...
>
>
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