This is a discussion on php upgrade within the alt.comp.lang.php forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; can anyone point me to an article on how to upgrade php to version 4.3.3? I need to ...
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can anyone point me to an article on how to upgrade php to version 4.3.3?
I need to upgrade from the tarball and the server is running apache. I can get the server upgraded, so that if I invoke php from the command line it reports that it is using 4.3.3 but apache is still reporting it is 4.0.5 I have tried restarting apache, and still no joy. -- ___________________________________________ Robert MacLean robert at sadev dot co dot za Web: http://www.sadev.co.za |
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Robert MacLean wrote:
> can anyone point me to an article on how to upgrade php to version 4.3.3? > I need to upgrade from the tarball and the server is running apache. > > I can get the server upgraded, so that if I invoke php from the command line > it reports that it is using 4.3.3 but apache is still reporting it is 4.0.5 > > I have tried restarting apache, and still no joy. Did you do a 'make clean' before the make? Try it |
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hmm, that would mean re-compiling apache as well which is not something I can
really do (the version of apache is heavily modified). What I need is some how to upgrade just the PHP. Iky (ja@nee.com) moved some electrons around and created the following: > Did you do a 'make clean' before the make? > Try it -- ___________________________________________ Robert MacLean robert at sadev dot co dot za Web: http://www.sadev.co.za |
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"Robert MacLean" <robert@nospam.sadev.co.za> wrote in message
news:bl1ee3$6no$1@newsreader02.ops.uunet.co.za... > hmm, that would mean re-compiling apache as well which is not something I can > really do (the version of apache is heavily modified). What I need is some how > to upgrade just the PHP. If you are using PHP as module you don't have to recompile apache. |
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Pertti Kosunen wrote:
> "Robert MacLean" <robert@nospam.sadev.co.za> wrote in message > news:bl1ee3$6no$1@newsreader02.ops.uunet.co.za... > >>hmm, that would mean re-compiling apache as well which is not something I > > can > >>really do (the version of apache is heavily modified). What I need is some > > how > >>to upgrade just the PHP. > > > If you are using PHP as module you don't have to recompile apache. > > you are right about that. use apx and you can upgrade php without touching apache |