We have a new piece of software to roll out in the next week. The software is built on PHP 4.3.4, but the webservers that we intend to use are also running other websites which are only tested on PHP 4.0.4 or 4.1.2 or something. Obviously ideally, we would like to upgrade the webservers to 4.3.4 but we can't afford to risk breaking the other sites. I figured we would be able to install a second copy of PHP and use that for the latest site. However, I want it using its own php.ini and IIS doesn't seem to like me passing in the path to the php.ini using the -c option. Has anyone managed to solve this problem, or do I have to share a common php.ini between the different versions of php? Thanks in advance, David Rainsford Software Engineer Australian Council for Educational Research 19 Prospect Hill Road, Camberwell VIC 3124 t: 03 9277 5662 f: 03 9277 5500 e: rainsford@acer.edu.au w: www.acer.edu.au <www.acer.edu.au>
