2 versions of PHP installed

[kosmo]

Hi!

While phpinfo called from any domain shows version 4.0.4, the same file called from within the CPanel shows version 4.1.1.

It looks like I have 2 versions installed. How do I tell apache to use the newer one?

I have found two instances of mod_php4.c:

./usr/local/src/kit/apache_1.3.19/src/modules/php4/mod_php4.c
./usr/local/src/kit/php-4.0.5/sapi/apache/mod_php4.c

Any idea how to switch over to 4.1.1 ?

Thanks in advance,

kosmo

 

[feanor]

Backup httpd.conf & domlogs (and certificates, if applicable), from /usr/local/apache

Remove /usr/local/apache


No, seriously.
Then...... install the latest fp-upgrade from cpanel.net
that is quickest and most painless.
Be sure you stay suexec OFF if it was that way beforehand, and vice versa.


Are there easier ways? Of course.
But this way you are taking out the previous install and all libraries so any insane weirdness caused by the primary RH install is mostly wax'd and out of your hair.
:p

 

[bdraco]

[quote:010101c27c][i:010101c27c]Originally posted by feanor[/i:010101c27c]


Backup httpd.conf & domlogs (and certificates, if applicable), from /usr/local/apache

Remove /usr/local/apache


No, seriously.
Then...... install the latest fp-upgrade from cpanel.net
that is quickest and most painless.
Be sure you stay suexec OFF if it was that way beforehand, and vice versa.


Are there easier ways? Of course.
But this way you are taking out the previous install and all libraries so any insane weirdness caused by the primary RH install is mostly wax'd and out of your hair.
:p [/quote:010101c27c]

Cpanel comes with its own version of php ..

Just grab buildapache.sea from layer1.cpanel.net and run it .. restart apache and you should be set..

 

[kosmo]

[quote:0a7a2bad13]Just grab buildapache.sea from layer1.cpanel.net and run it .. restart apache and you should be set..[/quote:0a7a2bad13]

Do I have to know something special or do I just copy it anywhere and enter
./buildapache.sea

?

I don't want to ruin anything, I am away the next 10 days and don't want my clients to kill me

 

[joel69]

Hello. I've been trying to figure this one out too. I have installed Apache / PHP via the WHM's "Apache Update" page. I have found that there are two different copies of the PHP binary:

/usr/bin/php
/usr/local/bin/php

At this point in time I have been able to get them both PHP 5.0.5, but the one that Apache likes (/usr/bin/php) does not support GD and Curl.

 

[chirpy]

Please don't:

1. Dig up 3 year old threads

2. Cross-post