Concurrent use of php4 and php5
Posted by: pops (---.202-62.fix.bluewin.ch)
Date: January 31, 2011 10:19AM

We are looking for a solution to run in the same installation/process multiple versions concurrently. That means to have e.g.
/www/siteA with apache2.2.11, mysql5.1.36, php5.2.11
/www/siteB with apache2.2.11, mysql5.1.36, php5.3.1
/www/siteC with apache2.0.63, mysql4.1.22, php4.4.9

without changing mime types or similar, preferrably with a config per directory or a single centralized config ...

Can WAMP do this?

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Re: Concurrent use of php4 and php5
Posted by: stevenmartin99 (---.251.255.14.threembb.ie)
Date: January 31, 2011 12:41PM

It's not something wamp could have. But different php versions is possible for different versions of apache or folders

The issue is , in your list you have 2 different versions of apache and 3 different versions of mysql. This is not possible on 1 pc with out changing the port numbers.

If this is ok , I can help you

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Re: Concurrent use of php4 and php5
Posted by: pops (---.202-62.fix.bluewin.ch)
Date: January 31, 2011 01:39PM

Compatibility issues with php4/5 require different versions apache and mysql, correct?

How could we solve the issue with different port numbers?

We can use a dedicated PC.
Do we have to install multiple instances of WAMP, each with a separate range of ports and separate services?
Or configure multiple Windows-Users, each with its own install?

Steven, please explain a bit further. Thank you!

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Re: Concurrent use of php4 and php5
Posted by: yfastud (Moderator)
Date: January 31, 2011 03:01PM

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/www/siteA with apache2.2.11, mysql5.1.36, php5.2.11
/www/siteB with apache2.2.11, mysql5.1.36, php5.3.1
With these 2, you only need to install php addon
With the last, you need to download the source from sourceforges to recompile with different set of ports and main folder so you can avoid compatible issue and run both wamp versions same time winking smiley

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Re: Concurrent use of php4 and php5
Posted by: pops (---.202-62.fix.bluewin.ch)
Date: February 04, 2011 06:29PM

I see, thank you!

What about the idea of setting up another virtual windows with WAMP on the same computer. So the processes anf folders would be completely separated. For one installation we use the standard Listen 80, the other installation with Listen 8080?

For the mentioned solution above: Is there a manual for self-compilation somewhere or do you know someone offering such services?

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Re: Concurrent use of php4 and php5
Posted by: stevenmartin99 (---.b-ras2.blp.dublin.eircom.net)
Date: February 04, 2011 10:11PM

i can rebuild wamp for you if your only looking to use mutiple copies.. but the issue is the ports... your happy to run them all on different ports?


wamp could also be rebuilt to handle mutiple services, with a section on the menu for each site.. but this is alot more work then just recompiling to allow mutplie instances...

however i cant stick in all the versions you want and you will need to modify the service names in each folder(a littletime consuming) , ul need to do that your self for each version... ( i dont have the time to be building it 3 times for free)

if your intrested , ill compile you a mutiple instance copy..

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