Quick PHP install question.

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Hey all,

I am running a server with Red Hat 9...and when I type 'php-v' in the command prompt, it tells me that the server has PHP 4.3.5...however when I check phpinfo() on a page, it tells me I have 4.2.2.

I know that the server is officially running 4.2.2 because I try using functions (i.e: mysql_real_escape_string) that were introduced afterwards 4.3, but get fatal errors. Does anybody know what could be causing this?

Also, the server is running on Apache 2.0 and may be running PHP as a module.

What could be causing this? Can I disable 4.2.2 somehow to allow 4.3.5 to take effect?

Thanks!

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bump!

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Since it seems I have two versions installed...one as a module for Apache and the other separately...how would I disable the Apache PHP module an enable the standalone version 4.3.5? Thanks!

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Now I've tried everything and I think I have my final question to fix everything:

How can I configure Apache 2 to use the commandline php to execute files with the .php extension?

Thanks!
-influxer

[bradgrafelman]

PHP: Apache 2.0 on Unix systems