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I only have php5 but should this not be done through server template?
I think there is an option there to start with php4 under the -Apache website-Default PHP version-Lowest available
likely you have to edit the server owner permissions so they can choose between the two.
You can use yum to install it from our repositories:
yum list php4*
Will show you the available php 4 packages.
We don't install it by default, as it's becoming far less common for scripts to require it, and if you can avoid it, it's a win to do so--but some of our scripts in Install Scripts still haven't been confirmed to work with php5, so it's a bit of a toss up as to the right path. ;-)
Hopefully php4 won't be needed at all in the near future.
just in case you're asking for, I have CENTOS 5.1 "yumupdated" version...
I only have php5 but should this not be done through server template?
I think there is an option there to start with php4 under the -Apache website-Default PHP version-Lowest available
likely you have to edit the server owner permissions so they can choose between the two.
thanks for the answear.
perfect.
L.
PHP4 will no longer be supported by the PHP people after 2008 -- letting users have it will cause grief.
php4 is an optional package (or set of packages).
You can use yum to install it from our repositories:
yum list php4*
Will show you the available php 4 packages.
We don't install it by default, as it's becoming far less common for scripts to require it, and if you can avoid it, it's a win to do so--but some of our scripts in Install Scripts still haven't been confirmed to work with php5, so it's a bit of a toss up as to the right path. ;-)
Hopefully php4 won't be needed at all in the near future.
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