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I have Windows 2003 Webserver with Apache 2.2.23 and php 5.3.18 VC9 ts on the boart. When I add php_apc 3.1.9 extension, it works over an hour and shuts down Apache. I can only restart apache with stop and start buttons on Apache Monitor, because restart button popups error message and fails Apache. New beta versions of apc don't work, neither does older. Maybe new version of php conflicts with apc? I have no other idea.
Most often reason to happen such error is if you have PHP Thread safe and you trying to set not tread safe extension or opposite...
Get both thread safe and non thread safe apc extensions and try to run your apache with each of them..
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Upgraded to Mac OS 12 today and noticed PHP was removed. Have installed PHP 8 using brew. I've tried setting it up with the default httpd and also tried installing it with brew. I load the module in the config. In both cases, when I access the files on the localhost in my browser, it just prints the text in the php files and doesn't execute them. Haven't really got any clue left
You need to add the line AddType application/x-httpd-php .php to httpd.conf Apache configuration file to enable PHP file parsing. After editing the file restart Apache to reload new settings.
You can use an alternative like MAMP (My Apache MySQL and PHP). Installation instructions here: https://documentation.mamp.info/en/MAMP-Mac/Installation/.
It includes a prepackaged Apache/nginx web server, PHP and MySQL, as well as, a management GUI app native to macOS.
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We have a PHP application installed for a client on his windows server, using Apache and Mysql. Now the client wants to upgrade his server and is asking
"Does the application, apache web server, and mysql support Windows 64 bit?"
Now, I see there is a mysql version for windows 64bit, but I can't find anything official for Apache and PHP, but only binaries from 3rd-party sites.
Does anyone know if there is an official Apache and PHP release for windows 64bit (or a trustworthy 3rd-party at least)? For Apache I could use IIS so it's not really a problem, so it's mainly PHP I'm interested in.
Alternatively, will there be a problem if I run the standard latest binaries that are offered from the PHP site?
As always, thanks in advance
You can get a WAMP stack on 64bit windows system. However there' might be some problems with some dll extensions for example CURL as described in this article.
I'm using Windows 7 64Bit and use the XAMPP for 32 Bit.
So you can just install Apache, PHP and MySQL for 32Bit systems on a 64Bit machine.
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My ultimate, simple goal, is to install Wordpress.
Unfortunately, Wordpress requires PHP 5.2.4 or greater, while the server my site is hosted on is only running 5.2.17. When I contacted Earthlink, they said they couldn't update it, but that I could.
However, after a little bit of searching, I'm not sure where to begin. I have very little command line experience, and no Linux experience. I'm not even sure what flavor of Linux they're using. Does anyone know of any walkthrough guides or tutorials?
The odd thing is, Earthlink has a Wordpress installer built in to their control center (I'm opting for an FTP install, because I want to install in a subdomain). So alternatively, can I get away with installing on the server with PHP 5.2.17? If they're doing it, why can't I?
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Scott
I don't think you understand PHP versions. PHP 5.2.17 is a newer version than 5.2.4. Wordpress should work just fine on 5.2.17. Have you run into issues while installing it?
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i have installed Apache 2.2.x but when i turned to instal PHP V5.2.17 i didn't find the apache 2.2.x radio button in the web server setup step !! only the fast CGI,other CGI and don't install a web server radio buttons is appearing, what i can do ??
I suspect you're talking about windows. Lining up a proper build of apache, php module, etc is a bit of a pain, so unless it's for production, I suggest using WampServer or XAMPP.
Otherwise, the PHP modules are here if you really want to roll your own. Remember to match the PHP and Apache runtimes and word-size (32 or 64 bit).
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How do I install latest versions of PHP as Apache 2 module?
PHPIniDir directive throws error.
And what's more important, there's no php5apache2.dll file or similar in latest distributions of PHP!
Example distr php 5.3
According to the PHP QA site, if you are using PHP with Apache 1 or Apache2 then you need to be using the VC6 release candidates, not the VC9. VC9 is for use with IIS.
Since the link you provided in your question goes to a VC9 download, I would assume that's what you downloaded, and I'd say you should go download the VC6 version instead.