Thread: [cgiwrap-users] Using a different PHP with pre-existing cgiwrap?
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From: Kent R. <in...@ke...> - 2010-03-13 20:22:05
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I'm working on a shared host (with virtual hosting) that has cgiwrap installed. Trying to get the PHP scripts to execute a different version of PHP. I do not have access to server config (httpd.conf, etc). There are existing binaries on the server for the PHP version I want to use. I've tried making a cgi wrapper for the PHP scripts, like how fastCGI wrappers are usually constructed: * .htaccess has AddHandler php-wrapper .php Action php-wrapper /bin/wrapper.cgi * wrapper.cgi has this code: #!/usr/bin/sh # without these headers, I get internal server error echo "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; # The combination of variables is what I found would yield the # required path to the incoming PHP script to be executed. exec /path/to/php-cgi -q ${DOCUMENT_ROOT}${PATH_INFO} ${QUERY_STRING} I've tried many different variations of the 'exec' line. Without 'exec', with just '-i' or '-v' as a parameter to php... But it either has a fatal error or gives me blank output. The only thing that's yielded any expected results is '-h' parameter to PHP in the 'exec' line. I get the same help text that I would if I were using the command line. I've tried recompiling cgiwrap using the new path/to/php, putting the binary in the public_html/bin directory, and changing the Action cgiwrap accordingly, but that resulted in a file not found error because the server concatenated the script path/filename onto the cgiwrap path. Thanks for any ideas, Kent -- Kent Richards 510.292.7430 ke...@ke... http://www.kentrichards.net |