PHP5 for Unix

[Brangwyn]

Yes, either use the PHP4 CGI Binary, or implement the Zend Compatability mode = Off ... if you find the compatability flag doesn't work when put in a .htaccess file then try putting it into your joomla global.php file as an ini_set comand instead.

ini_set('zend.ze1_compatibility_mode',0);

Unix23 has been upgraded.

The rest of the upgrade schedule has been posted.

http://forum.vortechhosting.com/showthread-t_12038.html

Unix22 and Unix15 have been upgraded.

Unix21 has been upgraded.

[kattouf]

What should i do with this url:

http://vortechhosting.com/downloads/php4

Support said to put that file into the cgibin, but it's not a file, and when i click it it just fills the browser with code... any ideas?

[Brangwyn]

It's the PHP binary, right click save as then put in the cgi-bin as directed. Should work fine, has worked ok for me.

[Thomas]

Just to note:

Any php_value or php_flag settings placed inside .htaccess files, when using PHP4 CGI binary, will NOT be read.

You can use the php function ini_set('variable','value'); inside your scripts to do this.

Another reference:
http://forum.vortechhosting.com/show...tcount_45.html

Unix19 and Unix20 have been upgraded.

[mdallarosa]

i am having issues with unix19 after upgrade, Not only php is not working but also domains are pointing to hsphere default page.
I have entered a ticket some miuntes ago

Originally Posted by mdallarosa

i am having issues with unix19 after upgrade, Not only php is not working but also domains are pointing to hsphere default page.
I have entered a ticket some miuntes ago

There were some issues with the vhost files. Its been resolved.

The updates scheduled for today are going to be delayed due to a late hardware shipment. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Originally Posted by Josh

The updates scheduled for today are going to be delayed due to a late hardware shipment. Sorry for any inconvenience.

They will be done tomorrow instead.

Unix17 and Unix18 have been upgraded.

The upgrades for Unix14 and Unix16 failed with disc errors. We will try those again on Monday.

Here are a couple of common problems and their solutions:

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With some older versions of osCommerce, you will see an error with the 'this' object in the admin section after turning on display_errors. The object just needs to be renamed. Use this command to fix it quickly. The path obviously needs to be modified.

sed -i ".bak" -e "s/this/thi/g" /hsphere/local/home/FTPUSER/DOMAIN.TLD/admin/includes/classes/upload.php

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If your software uses the path_info server variable, you might run into some trouble because of a bug in PHP5. I've seen this break the links in ExpressionEngine. I'm sure it applies to other software as well. Try this in your htaccess file. I hear this fix breaks php_self, so hopefully you don't need to use both.

php_value cgi.fix_pathinfo 0

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