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hacker Guardian says 8.2 is unsafe.

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algoplus

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Hi. I was wondering if anyone can help/point in the right direction.

My boss decided he wants me to run hacker Guardian (hackerguardian.com) on the web server. After a scan it tells us that we are using an unsafe version of php, and we should upgrade to 2.5. We are not running php at all on our server (which is windows 2003). Pleask appears to be the only thing using php, and that is only in the admin folder (c:\\swsoft\pleask\admin or something. The version of the php files in the folder ate 2.0.

Can i just replace those files in the admin folder with the updated php files? or is plesk protecting the php issues that may be present.

thanks for the help.
 
No , Plesk using specially compilled php version, you can try Plesk 8.3

John S.G.
 
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