That sounds good, but doesn't sound like what most PHP-WIN users use.

To all:

How do you move to a new point version? How do you update without losing PHP on your site during that time?

Is there a simple way you move your particular settings from one version to the next?

Thanks!


On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 01:54 AM, Per Lundberg wrote:


On Mon, 2003-06-02 at 23:18, Rod Martin wrote:
Is there a simple way to transfer
the changes I have made to the php.ini file into the new version? How
can I do this and minimize the chance of creating some long-term
downtime because I forgot to do something in the .ini that I (1)
figured out a year ago and (2) have subsequently forgotten.

Use a diff tool, and compare the php.ini shipped with the version of PHP
you are using (4.2.1). That way, you will see exactly what have been
changed.


Under Unix systems, you would run the command line program 'diff'.
Since you are running Windows, you likely don't have this elegant
program installed (unless you use Cygwin) but there is a graphical
Windows program that can do the same thing.  It is called WinMerge and
it can be found on http://winmerge.sourceforge.net

Hope this helps.  I use this program regularly on Windows and it works
like a charm.  It is also Open Source/free software, just like PHP
itself.
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Per Lundberg / Capio ApS
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Fax: +46-18-4186049
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