PHP Conflicts
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PHP Conflicts
I installed PHP5.0.5. No problem. I want to install Sugar CRM. Needs PHP5.0.4. Downloaded PHP5.0.4, changed PATH, changed PHPRC environment variable, rebooted. Checked WINDOWS folders to make sure no php*.dll were there. Every time I run sysinfo(), it says I am still running PHP 5.0.5. I am using IIS5.1 on WinXP Pro. How do I get it to recognise that I am using PHP5.0.4?
Trouble with PHP versions
According to Sugar CRM, PHP5.0.5 is an invalid version. My basic question is: How do I get Windows to recognise a different version of PHP? Something must be stored somewhere on the system that is telling Windows the version of PHP installed. I checked the path, the PHPRC environmet variable, that I have only 1 php.ini. I even tried copying the 5.0.4 dlls to the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 directory, and it still tells me I am running 5.0.5? How would I run 4.3, since that is what a lot of Web hosts are providing now? It seems that something is set telling my system that the version is 5.0.5, and I can't find where.
Any help is appreciated.
Any help is appreciated.
- jayshields
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As feyd said, you shouldn't need to downgrade.
Have you tested this 'Sugar' thing on 5.0.5, I bet it functions the same.
I also doubt what version of PHP Windows thinks your running is going to affect anything, if you have version files from a version different to that of what Windows tells you, then you're running the version from which the files came from...
If you're desperate, open RegEdit, you can change anything in Windows' memory from there...
Have you tested this 'Sugar' thing on 5.0.5, I bet it functions the same.
I also doubt what version of PHP Windows thinks your running is going to affect anything, if you have version files from a version different to that of what Windows tells you, then you're running the version from which the files came from...
If you're desperate, open RegEdit, you can change anything in Windows' memory from there...
I wouldn't bet on it. I know it doesn't quite work 100% on 5.1.x.jayshields wrote:Have you tested this 'Sugar' thing on 5.0.5, I bet it functions the same.
4.3.x or 4.4.x seem to be much more stable/predicatable platforms for it at this point.
Slightly off topic, but I wouldn't even attempt to run SugarCRM on a shared host and I'd definately recommend using a PHP caching engine of descriptions as well as a DB that supports query caching.
Unfortunately I know very little about IIS so can't actually help with the original question.