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I got a problem:
The server uses PHP 5.3, which is very old but cannot be changed. I have a script that requires PHP 5.4+, websocket Ratchet. It is possible to install a separate PHP to be used only in the folder where this script is located?
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I got a problem:
The server uses PHP 5.3, which is very old but cannot be changed. I have a script that requires PHP 5.4+, websocket Ratchet. It is possible to install a separate PHP to be used only in the folder where this script is located?
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You can install more than one version on the same server yes.
After installing the two versions of PHP, in the Apache configuration, on httpf.conf
you can configure an extension for each version:
AddType application/x-httpd-php4 .php4
AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .php5
AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .php # the default
It is also possible to make an entire folder use a specific version by changing the .htaccess
, in the folder you want to run in a different version by specifying the desired version.
AddType application/x-httpd-php4 .php
Source: https://serverfault.com/questions/85385/running-php4-and-php5-along-side-each-other
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– Miguel
Wouldn’t it be simpler to modify the code? or you use something that you can’t get around like 5.3?
– rray
There is no way around it. In this case it is the websocket Ratchet that did not work on the server because it is 5.3
– Wallace Magalhães
Tell the question that the script is Ratchet can save your time ;)
– ShutUpMagda
Thanks, I changed there.
– Wallace Magalhães