[fixed] Installation error (php4)
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Hey Benito,
Try this place a php file where ever in your server with the following contents:
<? phpinfo(); ?>
Then see what version PHP you are running.
Try this place a php file where ever in your server with the following contents:
<? phpinfo(); ?>
Then see what version PHP you are running.
Dasickis,
As of 7/7/06 Dixiesys is running PHP Version 4.3.11. They are not going to upgrade to PHP 5 until DirectAdmin adds PHP 5. Apparently there are is backward compatibility issues. Too bad.
As of 7/7/06 Dixiesys is running PHP Version 4.3.11. They are not going to upgrade to PHP 5 until DirectAdmin adds PHP 5. Apparently there are is backward compatibility issues. Too bad.
Folks,
Here's what I got from my hosting support:
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By default files using the .php extensions are parsed by the PHP4 interpreter, while files ending in .php5 are parsed by the PHP5 interpreter.
So, one option is to rename all files that needs to be parsed by the PHP5 interpreter to .php5.
Alternatively, if you prefer to have .php files parsed by the PHP 5 interpreter, you can add the following line in your .htaccess file:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .php
To create an .htaccess file, simply login to your Control Panel, click on the "File Manager" icon, create the file and then click on the ".htaccess" file to edit it.
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Just thought I'd share that here, so the non-geeks can get a handle of PHP5 and activeCollab.
Thanks,
Benito
Here's what I got from my hosting support:
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By default files using the .php extensions are parsed by the PHP4 interpreter, while files ending in .php5 are parsed by the PHP5 interpreter.
So, one option is to rename all files that needs to be parsed by the PHP5 interpreter to .php5.
Alternatively, if you prefer to have .php files parsed by the PHP 5 interpreter, you can add the following line in your .htaccess file:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .php
To create an .htaccess file, simply login to your Control Panel, click on the "File Manager" icon, create the file and then click on the ".htaccess" file to edit it.
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Just thought I'd share that here, so the non-geeks can get a handle of PHP5 and activeCollab.
Thanks,
Benito
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