The process and precautions for upgrading PHP to 533 under windows

I upgraded the local development environment without involving the production environment. In fact, the process of upgrading from 5.3.0 to 5.3.3 is quite simple, but it is a bit troublesome to modify my own program. I encountered a small problem: after the upgrade, My project cannot connect to mysql. The reason is the problem of database configuration string. Just change localhost to 127.0.0.1. I will not use localhost in the future...

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Environment introduction: WAMP PHP version 5.3.0 vc6, upgrade to 5.3.3 vc6

Steps

0. Stop the WAMP service and copy the decompressed php5.3.3 to E:Wampbinphp

1. Replace the E:WampbinapacheApache2.2.11bin directory php5nsapi.dll and php5ts.dll to the latest version

2. Replace extension_dir = "E:/Wamp/bin/php/php5.3.3/ext/" in E:WampbinapacheApache2.2.11binphp.ini with the path

Copy memcache.dll to the ext directory of php.5.3.3 (so that memcache can be supported)

Add the loading path extension=php_memcache.dll

extension=php_exif.dll Copy it from above and the exif must be in mbstring Load it later, otherwise it will prompt that it cannot be loaded

3. Modify the LoadModule php5_module "E:/Wamp/bin/php/php5.3.3/php5apache2_2.dll" in E:WampbinapacheApache2.2.11confhttpd.conf

4. View PHP info See if it is successful

After the upgrade is completed, see if your program can run

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Picture 3 There is no problem with the connection

Figure 4 Found the problem of being unable to connect to the database

Figure 5 PHP has added a new parameter max_file_uploads, which is the maximum number of files that can be uploaded per request

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