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Crossed out PHP upgrades

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by hillbilly1980, Mar 29, 2007.

  1. hillbilly1980

    hillbilly1980 Member

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    Why am i seeing this under apache update and how do I fix it so I can move my machine to php 5.2?

    X Version 5.0.4 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
    X Version 5.0.5 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
    X Version 5.1.2 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
    X Version 5.1.4 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
    X Version 5.1.6 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
    X Version 5.2.0 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
    X Version 5.2.1 (Disabled: MySQL is not installed! )
     
    #1 hillbilly1980, Mar 29, 2007
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    I know some versions need a certain version of MySQL for them to install (via cpanel anyway). So check your tweak settings in WHM and see what version of MySQL you're running. Try updating that first and then see if the options for additional PHP versions are available. Thanks.
     
    #2 thepatriot, Mar 29, 2007
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