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PHP 5.2.6 & MySQL 5.0.58 compatible with PLESK 8.4?

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Hi I'm very inexperience with servers and control panel. But our company has just migrated to an unmanaged server with PLESK 8.4 control panel. We upgraded PHP to PHP 5.2.6 and MySQL to MySQL 5.0.58 based on the advise of our programmer. Before that our webhost warned us that the older version of PHP & MySQL are bundled with PLESK so if we upgrade them separately... some disruptions or errors may occur.

Now we are experiencing some email disorders:
- webmail doesn't work - error msg on screen says,"A fatal error has occurred. DB Error: extension not found. Details have been logged for the administrator."
- Sender received failure msg, but we received the mail

Are disorders cause by the upgrading? Anyone can advise if the upgraded PHP & MySQL compatible with PLESK 8.4? If not, what sort of errors will likely to occur and how to resolve it? Much appreciated.

Our server system details:
CPU - GenuineIntel, Intel(R) Xeon(R)CPU 3050 @ 2.13GHz
Version - psa v8.4.0_build84080514.18 os_CentOS 4.2
OS - Linux 2.6.9-55.ELsmp
control panel - PLESK 8.4.0
PHP - 5.2.6-1.el4.art
MySQL - 5.0.58-1.el4.art
 
These versions are compatible with Plesk 8.4. Only MySQL can create problems anyway on Plesk < 8.2.
 
Hi tks for the info.

However what's the cause for the email error? Anyone has an idea?
 
have you actually remembered to install the php-mysql extension. Do other php scripts that access database functions work?
 
Before that our webhost warned us that the older version of PHP & MySQL are bundled with PLESK so if we upgrade them separately... some disruptions or errors may occur.

PHP and MySQL are not bundled with Plesk. By default your OS vendor's packages are used.
 
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