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Updating PHP with Plesk 8.2 for Windows

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How to update PHP with Plesk 8.2 for Windows?

How easy is it to update PHP 5.2.0 to 5.2.3? And should this be done 'manually' or through Plesk update? Sorry for the newbie questions but a PHP update on Linux Plesk wasn't so user friendly.
 
Hello Sergius,

is it possible to update the client's php engine to 5.2.4 using the last upgrade/patch (I think this is 8.2.0.1). Never the less, how is it possible to update such a core component to the latest distributed one?

thx

cs
 
Originally posted by csware
is it possible to update the client's php engine to 5.2.4 using the last upgrade/patch (I think this is 8.2.0.1).

Unfortunately Plesk 8.2.0.1 does not update PHP to 5.2.4.

Originally posted by csware
Never the less, how is it possible to update such a core component to the latest distributed one?

Unfortunately only by hand if it is not updated by Plesk.
 
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