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Plesk 7.5 and PHP 5

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Joesimms

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Hi

I would like setup my plesk VDS to run PHP 5.

I have read that it is not fully supported by Plesk at the moment, and i wondered if this was the case.

If this is the case, then when it is likely to be fully supported and tested, as there now seems to be alot more php5 based apps appearing on the market, but the ISP and hosting software are lacking the support.

I have used plesk for a couple of years now and really don't want to change, but i need to lever some of the competitive advantages that these apps offer me, and start to build for the future now!

Does Plesk publish a roadmap?

Any help / feedback of people that have tried this configuration or when it will be available and tested would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

Joe
 
It supports php5 just fine.... but as far as I know your probably going to have to compile it on your own..

I just updated from 5.0.5 to 5.1.1 (well, actually, im using 5.1.2-dev becuse of pdo issues)

http://aplosmedia.co/_.php
 
Hi, Aplos
can you explain me how to upgrade?

I try to compile php5 but don't work :-(

thanks in advance
 
Originally posted by aartiles
Hi, Aplos
can you explain me how to upgrade?

I try to compile php5 but don't work :-(

thanks in advance

All you should need is the compile line from my phpinfo. What OS are you running? What errors are you getting?
 
i did compile php4 by myself, it worked fine. i tried php5, but its not getting it..
 
What's happening? What errors are you receiving?

-- Eric
 
No errors..

configure, make, make install.. well there was a little error with sapi, but as far as I know you just can remove it in the install_target from the Makefile, and then it should work fine.. i did it for the php4-installation so why shouldn't it work for php 5.1.1?

do you have to change something else? http.conf or something? because when I just do that what I did, phpinfo just shows me php4, although I really restarted apache..
 
Originally posted by AplosMedia
All you should need is the compile line from my phpinfo. What OS are you running? What errors are you getting?

can you post your configure line for 5.1.1+?
 
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