In comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix,
Jivanmukta <
jivanmukta@poczta.onet.pl> wrote:
Problem does not occur if I have only php5.6 installed (i.e. when I
delete other versions of php). But I need php5 and php8.
I don't believe Apache *ever* worked with two versions of php installed
as modules. The only way will work (in my understanding) is to have one
or both php versions installed in CGI mode instead of module.
The module works as a shared library, and probably has conflicting
symbols. CGI mode will make them separate processes, so names won't
conflict.
Elijah
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or use multiple Apache daemons on separate ports plus a reverse proxy
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