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spookbookbd
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I have a confusion about php version for windows when i try to update php 5.6.21 to 5.6.25. Windows Have NTS & TS version. Now my Question is -

Which versions of PHP used by Ampps For Windows, NTS or TS ?

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Navee
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The worst installation to support is when a user installs the application to the Desktop!
Cheers, man I have to get this installed soon...sounds excitingly packed with features unlike the other stacks in reference to configurations. What you are asking is should you use the Non-Thread-Safe (NTS) or Thread-Safe (TS) approach?!?

Ampps can use either...9 strong times out of 10 you are more than likely going to want to take the TS/Thread-Safe approach out of certainty that Apache HTTP Server is most likely using "mod_php": PHP itself but compiled as a module
for the web server. Could be wrong since I have yet installed this but it is popular if Apache is going to handle concurrency. A moderator could definitely better explain this and rumors are that NTS could be faster and less buggy and know to be effective IF many scripts are run at the same time (pursuant to speed!)

Regardless it boils down to wanting to check for safety threads or not. Either should and will do. However I would go TS since my build purposes are mainly custom and I want to check for the sake of concurrency. Again, I am unsure of the selection if the desire is to run something like Wordpress that is a script-heavy slow multi-external-file-loading piece of crap with one heavy database verses multiple databases in a modular fashion like MongoDB shards, but emulated in MySQL.

Go TS...it is not like you cannot change the version when you want.


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jumla40_guy
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You didn't mention which Windows you are using. Some users of local server software have experienced Thread Stack issues.
If your server is running on Windows, you could be getting a 500 Internal Server Error due to the fact that the ThreadStackSize is much too small. Simply append this code to the bottom of your httpd.conf file:

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<IfModule mpm_winnt_module>
  ThreadStackSize 8388608
</IfModule>


Then restart your Apache server.
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Navee
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The worst installation to support is when a user installs the application to the Desktop!
Quote From : jumla40_guy December 6, 2016, 8:21 pm
You didn't mention which Windows you are using. Some users of local server software have experienced Thread Stack issues.
If your server is running on Windows, you could be getting a 500 Internal Server Error due to the fact that the ThreadStackSize is much too small. Simply append this code to the bottom of your httpd.conf file:

Code
<IfModule mpm_winnt_module>
  ThreadStackSize 8388608
</IfModule>


Then restart your Apache server.


Thanks, good point! I was wondering about the ThreadStackSize value.

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