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apache2 & two php versions, how to use specific version
Hi all,
I have my Debian web server, where apache2 and php 5.2.0 are installed from debian package. It worked fine, both in CLI & Browser. Recently i installed the php 5.2.9 from the source. To verify it i executed the "php --version" and it is showing 5.2.9 . But in the browser still it is showing the older version ? Why apache2 will not take the newest php version by default ? And now how i can insist apache2 to use this php version ? Kindly guide me. |
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