Yea, I recently put them into 2 different directories. I'm doing the research on cgi vs. isapi right now. Anyway, I create a test site and it showed up okay, got the error message about the security-alert, something about the cgi that can not be accessed directly. My impression is that they are working. Just need to modify the php.ini or something.
Thanks! "Christoph Grottolo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Christoph Grottolo wrote: > > If you use cgi, no problem, just put the php.ini into the php > > directory (instead of the windows directory). This works. > > > sorry, forgot to write: > put the different versions of php into different directories (i.e. > c:\php\php421 and c:\php\php430) > > Christoph > > >> There are a couple of websites I had to move from one machine to this > >> window machine and it introduced two new problems. There are two > >> different version of PHP, however IIS can work with two different > >> version of PHP without a problem. The 2nd problem is to have two > >> different php.ini file from two different PHP version to work > >> together. > >> > >> Have anyone experience this problem? What would be the best solution > >> to the problem? Recommended Solution to the problem? Suggestion? > >> Upgrading a couple of websites that use the old version of PHP is not > >> an option right now. That would take way too long and there's not > >> enough time for that right now. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> FletchSOD > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
