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Serious help needed

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dpalme

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The Plesk install apparently uses a pre-compiled version of apache which contains php 4.4.2. We are in serious need of upgrading either Apache to use php 5 or we need to find a way to upgrade PHP without breaking the rest of the server, namely without tanking plesk.

I have to believe that I am ** NOT ** the only one to ever face this issue.

Does anyone have any suggestion on how to accomplish this? We have been told that trying to upgrade Apache can destroy the psa directories and render the server useless.

I am about ready to toss plesk out the window, even though it has some very rich features, but we cannot give up php5 in order to use it.

????
 
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