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i need to be able to run some of my sites on php 4.3 and others on php4.4. is this possible with some kind of dynamic php-module loading?
or do i need to have two different apache installations, one compiled with php 4.3 and one with php 4.4? if so: is this possible with plesk?
 
anyone?

i would be also quite interested if anybody has got this running..

patrick
 
you can setup one apache installation and running .php43 files with a php 4.3 module and parse .php44 files with a php 4.4 module ...
 
decide by vhost

unfortunately renaming the php files in php43/4php44 is no option for me, since it would cause trouble with too many installations.

what would work if i could decide wich php to use within an vhost configuration, but is that possible, and if - how?

thanks,
patrick
 
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