php-windows Digest 19 Jul 2004 20:24:26 -0000 Issue 2325 Topics (messages 24206 through 24211):
Upgrading from PHP 4 to 5
24206 by: Adrian Cooper
24210 by: Jason Barnett
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24207 by: Ssb
PHP5 ISAPI filter error on XP IIS
24208 by: Michael Coughlin
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24209 by: Ssb
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24211 by: Ssb
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--- Begin Message ---Hi, I have only just joined this list so apologies if this has been asked before. I have Windows 2000 Servers currently running PHP 4, some with the ISAPI module and some with the CGI module from the installer program. What is involved in upgrading these? For example, for the ISAP version do I simply point the sites to the new version 5 ISAPI? For the exe version do I simply run the setup program to upgrade from 4 to 5. Finally, is PHP.ini different from PHP 4 to 5 and between the ISAP and exe versions? Thanks very much. Regards, Adrian.
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--- Begin Message ---Adrian Cooper wrote:
Hi,
I have only just joined this list so apologies if this has been asked before.
I have Windows 2000 Servers currently running PHP 4, some with the ISAPI module and some with the CGI module from the installer program.
What is involved in upgrading these? For example, for the ISAP version do I simply point the sites to the new version 5 ISAPI? For the exe version do I simply run the setup program to upgrade from 4 to 5.
Admittedly I use Apache, but you should be able to simply point to the new ISAPI / CGI. For the most part backwards compatibility is maintained, but the new object model can cause headaches. You should check out this article from Zend:
http://www.zend.com/php5/migration.php
Finally, is PHP.ini different from PHP 4 to 5 and between the ISAP and exe versions?
Definitely... you'll just have to dive into the new ini file to see the new parameters. AFAIK none of the functionality for the old directives has changed, but there are some new ones that you should check out.
Thanks very much.
Regards,
Adrian.
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--- Begin Message ---My PHP5 phpinfo() test page runs fine, except ... 1. Page authentication is required the first time a browser instance accesses the page. 2. Using an ISAPI filter, pointing to php5isapi.dll, (and re-starting IIS, of course) results in the browser returning the following error: -2147467259 (0x80004005) Why? Is this expected behavior? fyi: I'm running a fresh XP Pro installation with latest service packs, IIS 5.1.2600 and Mozilla/Firefox 0.9.2 browser. IIS is running default settings: Anonymous (checked) UserName: IUSR_machine Allow IIS to control password (checked) Integrated Windows authentication (checked)
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