PHP-5.5 application?

I am running a 'custom' php application. the latest update requires PHP 5.5.3.

In my running installation, phpinfo() says the web application is using PHP Version 5.5.28

In another answer here it says I can 'add this code to .htaccess' to change the version of PHP invoked by apache.

where is the .htaccess file for my STATIC/CGI/PHP-5.5 application? I don't see that file in the ~/webapps/[app]/ directory using ls -a, Should I expect one to have been created or should I go ahead and make my own?

apache-config htaccess php

asked 31 Aug '15, 04:48

davideves
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NickR, thanks for the clarification. I don't like to guess when I'm adding configuration files.

I can use php56-cgi (it just needs to be greater than the required version).

(01 Sep '15, 06:04) davideves

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Hello,

You can create your own then. In this case, simply use php56-cgi
instead of php54-cgi. If you specifically require PHP 5.5.3, you would
need to compile it from source.

Hope this helps.

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answered 31 Aug '15, 05:41

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edited 31 Aug '15, 05:42

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