Forcing a PHP version?

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Matthew_K

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I'm having trouble with a couple things.

Most of my site is working, but small functions I wrote on another server aren't. I ran phpinfo() to see if the items I compiled php5 with are enabled and it turns out that I'm running on php4.

How to I tell the server to use php5?

Also, I tried to compile php5 with extra configuration flags and when it's done, the configuration flag isn't listed. Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Matt.
 
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mistwang

LiteSpeed Staff
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add lsphp5 external app if not here yet. change script handler for "php" from lsphp4 to lsphp5.

Make sure you check the correct lsphp5 executable.

./lshphp5 -i

should show the configuration parameters.
 
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Matthew_K

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Sorry. I'm very new to Litespeed. I'm not sure what you mean by that.

I just went to one of the server's VH, went to Ext Apps and added one. This is a screen shot of what I put in.
 

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Matthew_K

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I'm 100% positive I've done this wrong. In both adding the external app and the script handler, I didn't once see options for either lsphp4 or lsphp5. I added that as a name for the script handler. I think the address is wrong as well.

However, I still added the script handler, did a graceful restart of both servers (load balanced) and ran phpinfo()... It's still 4.x.
 
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Matthew_K

Active Member
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I went poking around and found the lsphp4 and 5 in the LSWS directory. So now that I know the absolute path, what do I do to add it to the external apps?
 
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Matthew_K

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It shows up as php5 now. Fantastic!

Now I have another issue. I'm using ffmpeg and ffmpeg-php. I read that I need to add the --with-ffmpeg flag, but when I compile with that option, it doesn't actually do it (as far as I can see.)

EDIT! Never mind... I see that flag! LOL! It's in the PHPINFO.

Thanks for everything!
 
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