how to setting apache to not support PHP4?

lnfreish

hello, everyone

  I have installed apache2.0.43 and PHP4.4.0 dev in win2000 server, the install type is loadModule.

 Now I expect some folders not support PHP, becuase I will make these folders as shared folders, If it support PHP, somebody maybe attact it.

my root dir is : d:/htdoc
and I expect the dir such as d:/htdoc/share only support HTML files, don't support PHP, I know if I install the PHP as CGI type I will perform it easy, but I don't like to do so for high speed.

piersk

All you need to do is remove anything that has anything to do with PHP from the httpd.conf file.

coditoergosum

All you need to do is remove anything that has anything to do with PHP from the httpd.conf file.

If you do this then you won't have PHP anywhere. I think what he wants is to have some dirs have PHP, and some dirs to not have it.

I personally have never done it, but I believe it can be done using a directory objective to load the php stuff.

Try taking all of the lines concerning PHP and putting them into a directory objective like this:


<Directory c:/path/to/dir/that/should/have_php>
LoadModule php4_module c:/php/sapi/php4apache.dll
AddModule mod_php4.c
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
</Directory>

You would need to do that for every dir you wanted to have PHP support. Like I said, I haven't actually tried this myself, but in theory it should work.

Let me know either way. I'm curious myself.

coditoergosum

The other option would be to run multiple Apache servers. You can specify multiple instances of Apache to run, each one using it's own httpd.conf file.

lnfreish

it's work ok now, thank you.

and now, I have another question.

I have a computer with two IP addresses.

I expect to install apache as my PHP server, but my friend like MS iis, when I installed the apache, the 80 port was occupied by it, so the IIS will not work(we don't use 8080 port or other abnormal ports ).

Is there have any ways to install apache and IIS in 80 port both?

coditoergosum

Well, no, you can't run apache and IIS on the same port, on the same IP. You say you have 2 ips though... so set apache to listen to xxx.xxx.xxx.100:80 and set IIS to listen to xxx.xxx.xxx.101:80.

I don't know how to do it with IIS, but with apache you do it with the "listen" directive. I believe you can do it with the "bindaddress" directive, but I'm not sure about that.

piersk

Apologies coditoergosum, you are right. I didnt read the post properly...