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Yes, in-memory mod_php is incompatible.<br />
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All apache versions can use mod_fcgi and map to php-cgi or php-fpm.<br />
That isolates ram-hungry PHP from high-performance threaded webserver lika apache-event<br />
At that point it does not matter you run apache 2.0 or nginx prerelease - PHP is one app server and webserver is busy with it;s task.
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Yes, in-memory mod_php is incompatible.

All apache versions can use mod_fcgi and map to php-cgi or php-fpm.
That isolates ram-hungry PHP from high-performance threaded webserver lika apache-event
At that point it does not matter you run apache 2.0 or nginx prerelease - PHP is one app server and webserver is busy with it;s task.

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If that is incomatible why it work without errors?
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If that is incomatible why it work without errors?

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What are the dr<br />
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Hi,<br />
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I installed from sources PHP 5.5 on Ubuntu 12.04 apache 2.2, I have read that 5.5x versions are apache 2.4 &nbsp;compatible.<br />
But I find my wordpress based app run smooth on PHP 5.5.16 with Apache 2.2<br />
It's running and all now run 24 hours without errors.<br />
What are the drawbacks? Shall I expect some problems and why it always can be seen that PHP 5.5 require Apache 2.4 as min but looks like it's not a true?<br />
Please comment.<br />
<br />
I wonder if I should expect some issues unpredicted and maybe switch back to 5.3 or 5.4 ?<br />
<br />
Please advice.
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What are the dr

Hi,

I installed from sources PHP 5.5 on Ubuntu 12.04 apache 2.2, I have read that 5.5x versions are apache 2.4  compatible.
But I find my wordpress based app run smooth on PHP 5.5.16 with Apache 2.2
It's running and all now run 24 hours without errors.
What are the drawbacks? Shall I expect some problems and why it always can be seen that PHP 5.5 require Apache 2.4 as min but looks like it's not a true?
Please comment.

I wonder if I should expect some issues unpredicted and maybe switch back to 5.3 or 5.4 ?

Please advice.

PHP 5.5.x with Apache 2.2

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