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manpreet
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2 years ago
I have three installed versions of php on my Mac. When I check using phpinfo() via a web browser, the one that is being invoked is version 5.3.15. I would like to switch it to the installed instance that is version 5.4 for the apache module (not needed for the CLI).
The reason I would like to do this is because I have used MacPorts to install php_geoip, but it is for the 5.4 version.
Background
When I use "which" I see the following:
Then checking the version of each of these gives the following:
Please note that the CLI version checks are only being used to determine the version of each instance. It is actually the proper version of the apache module libphp5.so that I will ultimately need to get working.
As you can see from the above, there is an error message from the 5.3.15 instance which I believe comes from my efforts to try to load geoip.so, as follows:
In other words, I used MacPorts to install php_geoip, and as a part of that it installed the dependence of php54, because the version of geoip.so in the MacPorts ports tree needs php 5.4. I tried making the running php 5.3.15 load geoip.so from the php 5.4 instance, but it does not work, as the error message shows.
Next I tried switching the instance of php to version 5.4 by changing the LoadModule statement as shown here:
However, this prevents php from working at all.
So to solve my problem, I either need to get a php 5.3.15-compatible version of geoip.so, or cause my system to use the php 5.4 instance. Any guidance on either of these approaches is appreciated.