Rackspace will only support 7.1 up to the point where RPMs hit eol.
Translation: They stopped supporting 7.1. Because Rackspace donates the
server for SurfSafely.com, "telling" my support team would be a bit harsh.
Asking is what I do and they're still deliberating. While they deliberate,
here is w
If you installed PHP from the Redhat RPMs, you may want to see if the
fedoralegacy project has a newer RPM for your distribution.
Otherwise, you're somewhat on your own. What I would do is, run phpinfo,
it will output the configure options used to build PHP, copy those and then
run them on your 4.3
"Mikey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Does PHP 4.3.10 have any specific dependencies that might not
> > be found on a RH Linux 7.1 server currently running PHP 4.0.6?
>
> Do you think you could be more descriptive with your problem? What is
> currently failing wh
> Does PHP 4.3.10 have any specific dependencies that might not
> be found on a RH Linux 7.1 server currently running PHP 4.0.6?
Do you think you could be more descriptive with your problem? What is
currently failing when you try to build PHP? Have you looked at the
configure command as shown b
"Walgamotte, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to upgrade to 4.04pl1 PHP, I just downloaded the source from their
> website. One problem I have had in the past, is when I recompile PHP with
> different support options the phpinfo() still displays the old
information.
> Could anyone help m
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