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How to properly raise multiple versions of PHP on Apache2?
I have an Apache2 web server running PHP version 5.5.*. It is necessary for some sites (specifically on UMI.CMS) to have PHP version 5.4.*.
Among the options I saw the SUPHP module or using PHP-CGI.
Any advice on the best way to implement the solution?
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Fast_CGI
compile yourself as many versions of php
as you like Here's how to compile a different version
https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-use-multiple-php...
well, only the connection in your case will need to be manually written into the file, that's all.
where and what to write here
blog.servergrove.com/2011/08/22/how-to-setup-multi...
It is best to pull nginx over Apache, and run Apache with the required php version (in mod_php mode) in a separate root.
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