It’s like this. I want to upgrade the website today and replace the original low version of php with 5.6 (the website access was normal before)
Then I want to enable apache compression and modify /phpstudy/server/httpd/ conf/httpd.conf This file
just deletes a # comment character. This is what the website looks like now.
The permissions of the website must not have changed, and the files must exist.
Please give me some guidance
I also restored # later, but it still didn’t work.
Or can someone please come up with a solution to directly upgrade to the latest version of phpstudy
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If you change the previous low version of php to a high version, there may be API compatibility issues. If something goes wrong, try changing to the original php version and slowly troubleshoot the problem.
It may be a compatibility issue with my lower version. If something goes wrong, try switching to the previous PHP version.
Can anyone help?