Several versions of PHP on a Windows machine
A very urgent task: To be able to click on the mouse to change the version of PHP on a Windows machine. Earlier there was a similar article in which 3 copies of httpd.conf are created. What for? When there is the simplest solution.
Download the archive with Apache HTTPd and unpack it into a folder, for example, C: \ a \ apache. In the folder C: \ a \ apache \ conf we create two configuration files ...
... and add the line:
In the file C: \ a \ apache \ conf \ httpd.conf after all LoadModule.
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Create a symbolic link php.conf <===> php5.conf
Download the necessary versions of PHP ...
... and unpack them into the C: \ a \ php56 and C: \ a \ php70 folders, respectively.
Earlier, in Apache configs, we indicated that PHP should be hooked from the C: \ a \ php directory, so we create a symbolic link php <===> php56 :
Now we install the service ...
... and create bat'niki to select the version of PHP:
Now, for convenience, create shortcuts for bat'niki, and specify in the properties of each "Run as administrator".
Thanks for attention!
UPD:
At the prompt, gewisser did a little differently:
In the folder C: \ a \ apache \ conf created two configuration files:
... for PHP 5.6
... for PHP 7.0
... and deleted the line from the httpd.conf file
And changed bat'niki to run:
... for PHP 5.6
... for PHP 7.0
PS
This method is not some kind of know-how or something else that millions will use, it is just the answer to the post as the most convenient option.
Many are familiar with numerous WAMP-kits, however, judging by the fact that there are not few such articles, it can be concluded that not everyone wants to use them.
If society does not mind, write in the comments links to similar kits and similar articles, I will attach them to my article.
Thank!
Download the archive with Apache HTTPd and unpack it into a folder, for example, C: \ a \ apache. In the folder C: \ a \ apache \ conf we create two configuration files ...
php5.conf
LoadModule php5_module "c:/a/php/php5apache2_4.dll" AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php PHPIniDir "c:/a/php" php7.conf
LoadModule php7_module "c:/a/php/php7apache2_4.dll" AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php PHPIniDir "c:/a/php" ... and add the line:
Include conf/php.conf In the file C: \ a \ apache \ conf \ httpd.conf after all LoadModule.
')
Create a symbolic link php.conf <===> php5.conf
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mklink c:\a\apache\conf\php.conf c:\a\apache\conf\php5.conf Download the necessary versions of PHP ...
... and unpack them into the C: \ a \ php56 and C: \ a \ php70 folders, respectively.
Earlier, in Apache configs, we indicated that PHP should be hooked from the C: \ a \ php directory, so we create a symbolic link php <===> php56 :
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mklink /dc:\a\php c:\a\php56Now we install the service ...
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c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k install -n ApacheHTTPd c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k start -n ApacheHTTPd ... and create bat'niki to select the version of PHP:
php56.bat
@echo off c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k stop -n ApacheHTTPd del c:\a\apache\conf\php.conf rd c:\a\php mklink /dc:\a\php c:\a\php56 mklink c:\a\apache\conf\php.conf c:\a\apache\conf\php5.conf c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k start -n ApacheHTTPd php70.bat
@echo off c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k stop -n ApacheHTTPd del c:\a\apache\conf\php.conf rd c:\a\php mklink /dc:\a\php c:\a\php70 mklink c:\a\apache\conf\php.conf c:\a\apache\conf\php7.conf c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k start -n ApacheHTTPd Now, for convenience, create shortcuts for bat'niki, and specify in the properties of each "Run as administrator".
Thanks for attention!
UPD:
At the prompt, gewisser did a little differently:
In the folder C: \ a \ apache \ conf created two configuration files:
... for PHP 5.6
LoadModule php5_module "c:/a/php56/php5apache2_4.dll" AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php PHPIniDir "c:/a/php56" Include "c:/a/apache/conf/httpd.conf" ... for PHP 7.0
LoadModule php7_module "c:/a/php70/php7apache2_4.dll" AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php PHPIniDir "c:/a/php70" Include "c:/a/apache/conf/httpd.conf" ... and deleted the line from the httpd.conf file
Include conf/php.conf And changed bat'niki to run:
... for PHP 5.6
@echo off & title Apache HTTPd with PHP 5.6 c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k stop -n ApacheHTTPd c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k uninstall -n ApacheHTTPd c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k install -n ApacheHTTPd -f "c:/a/apache/conf/php56.conf" c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k start -n ApacheHTTPd ... for PHP 7.0
@echo off & title Apache HTTPd with PHP 7.0 c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k stop -n ApacheHTTPd c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k uninstall -n ApacheHTTPd c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k install -n ApacheHTTPd -f "c:/a/apache/conf/php70.conf" c:\a\apache\bin\httpd -k start -n ApacheHTTPd PS
This method is not some kind of know-how or something else that millions will use, it is just the answer to the post as the most convenient option.
Many are familiar with numerous WAMP-kits, however, judging by the fact that there are not few such articles, it can be concluded that not everyone wants to use them.
If society does not mind, write in the comments links to similar kits and similar articles, I will attach them to my article.
Thank!
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/312316/
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