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roll back to psa 8.0.1?

T

the_raverX

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I tried to update from 8.0.1 -> 8.1.0 on a brand new RH ES4 server and now the only site running on that server has stopped working (php4 site)...

tried quite a few things and can't for the life of me work out _WHY_ the scripts stop running mid way.. but suffice to say I'm not impressed..

Is there any way to roll back to 8.0.1 ?
 
Check safe_mode ...

Check safe_mode settings or tail -f the Apache log file from that host. Probably is a small problem.

Regards
Joao Correia
 
safe mode is off

the vhost has access to all the directories it requires

there is nothing in the access or error logs to indicate the cause of the problem

the php script was working perfectly before i upgraded to plesk 8.1.0
 
Ouch !

Do you have shell access ?
Have you tried making a simple .php page

<?

phpinfo();

?>

does it work ? no ?
If no its a php problem, check php is enabled for domain. Im sure you did that, but .... try reload HTTP from Plesk.

#>php -v

Check your version...


Better try SW-Soft for support.

Regards
Joao Correia
 
maybe it's a problem with SELINUX ??
Try to disable it...
 
Were you able to get things working? It sounds like we're having a similar issue. I suspect that it is because PHP 5 is deployed with 8.1, where 8.0 had PHP 4.
 
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