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I'm having a problem with my customer's host. The host has configured the server in a way that php4 and php5 co-exist. If you want to use php4, you just have to use a .php extension for your files. If you want to use php5, you have to use a .php5 extension.

The problem with this configuration is that I'm using a system which has a codebase of 5000+ files all having a .php extension, but using native features of php5.

Is there a way to avoid having to rename every file to a .php5 extension and having to rewrite a small part of the codebase?

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That depends on your host. You can override the handler for file types with this directive put in an .htaccess file, as long as your host hasn't disallowed it:

AddHandler php5-script .php
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