Stefan DÃrrenberger wrote:
I don't know the code - but it seems that using AddType will not necessarily *override* the existing MIME association at some higher precedence. Have you tried ForceType in an appropriate context with your php4-specific scripts? Something like:Am Freitag, den 15.10.2010, 15:06 -0600 schrieb Brian Hirt:Maybe you can run a different apache process with the version of PHP you need on a different port and use mod_rewrite/mod_proxy from the public apache?It would work, but it seems complicated. There should really be a way to configure this in one apache instance. I'm confused why it does work for .php4-extensions, but not .php. But thanks, if I can't resolve this,it's a workaround to try.
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