problem upgrading php from 4.2.3 to 4.3.1

michaeln

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After running easyapache when I try to go to a webpage on the server Netscape says Document contains no data.

Looking in the apache error_log shows a very very very long list of segmentation faults.

Anyone else have the problem.
 

Esr Tek

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how do yor run this easyapache... :(

i get this "root@boa [/scripts]# easyapache
bash: easyapache: command not found"

yet when I do a 'dir' I see easyapache* in green...

So apperantly I am doing somehting wrong :(
 

Esr Tek

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Thanks!!!! :D

Any hints before I log in and run it ;)
 

michaeln

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No hints. Just good luck.

I can't get php to work. I have upgraded ZendOptimizer and everything. Can't get it to work. All of my php files simply say "Document Contains no Data."

Michael
 

SprintSlash

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I don't think Zend works with php 4.3.1 yet
 

michaeln

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SprintSlash,

Thanks for your reply. It wasn't Zend that was giving the problem.

It was ioncube loader. Forgot I even had it installed. Had to update it to the latest version.


Michael
 
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Esr Tek

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Zend 2.1.0 works fine w/ 4.3.1...

My site server hph was upgraded last night and my MB still works fine today ;)
 

Hostany Web

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We couldn't install Zend 2.1.0 on PHP 4.3.1, they said it wasn't supported, same on Zend website, they said it only support up to PHP 4.3.0...
 

SprintSlash

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I just tested it out. Zend 2.1.0 works with php 4.3.1. It's just that the install script doesn't allow you to install on 4.3.1 yet. So.. to install.. you could downgrade php, install, upgrade back to 4.3.1 -OR- install it manually..
 

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Ok, What we did to have it installed was,

Install the PHP 4.3.1
Install the Zend 2.1.0, when the installer ask, you are you using PHP 4.3.1, select no, then choice PHP version 4.3.0, works fine for us.
 
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