Did it upgrade correctly?

[mufka]

I recently upgraded my PHP from 4.0.6 to 4.2.2 and my Apache from 1.3.24 to 1.3.26. If I look at the phpinfo page, it still shows that it is 4.0.6 and 1.3.24 and it still shows the old build date. Did I do something wrong?

 

[BLawson]

I know this sounds obvious, but did you restart the httpd? If so, could it be a browser cache issue?

I tend to overlook the obvious sometimes.

 

[mufka]

I rebooted the server and I've also cleared the cache.

 

[sleipnir214]

Is is possible that both versions of PHP are on your machine, and Apache is still using the old version?

Did you install PHP 4.0.6 and PHP 4.2.2 the same way? ______________________________________________________________________
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[mufka]

I used the same procedure that I wrote when I installed 4.0.6 to install 4.2.2.

I did the Apache upgrade first. I noticed that PHP still say Apache at 1.3.24. Then I did the PHP upgrade. It still sees it as 4.0.6 and Apache as 1.3.24. The httpd definitely shows ver 1.3.26.

 

[mufka]

I used the --with-apache= option at compile time, as it worked with 4.0.6. Do I need to use --with-apxs instead?

 

[sleipnir214]

That's generally the way I do it. (apsx, I mean).

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[danielhozac]

If you want to build a DSO for Apache you should use the --with-apxs option. The --with-apache option requires you to reconfigure and rebuild Apache with the --activate-module option and it would make PHP a built-in module. //Daniel