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I noticed that on one of my TCH accounts that the PHP version was older than on one of my other TCH accounts. I contacted TCH Help Desk to ask them if the PHP version could be updated.

 

 

They replied that they could not upgrade it because it would cause incompatibility issues on the server. What happens when software that I am running (like vBulletin) requires the newer PHP version? Seems like they (TCH) would be more open to being able to update versions of server-side programs like PHP.

 

Any opinions?

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Hello,

 

With any upgrade we have to ensure the stability of all the customers on our servers.

We are not going to be upgrading to php 5 until we feel it is completly stable and the backwards compatibility issues can be dealt with smoothly.

 

If you have a specific issue please message me directly and I will be glad to look into the issue.

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Hello,

 

With any upgrade we have to ensure the stability of all the customers on our servers.

We are not going to be upgrading to php 5 until we feel it is completly stable and the backwards compatibility issues can be dealt with smoothly.

 

If you have a specific issue please message me directly and I will be glad to look into the issue.

 

I am just curious as to why there are different versions of PHP based upon server.

 

I would have thought that TCH would put the same version on each server.

Posted
The current version of PHP on the servers should be 4.3.11 if you are seeing something different open a help desk ticket and inform the techs.

 

Hmm. I'm seeing a LATER version: 4.4.1

Posted
Hello,

 

With any upgrade we have to ensure the stability of all the customers on our servers.

We are not going to be upgrading to php 5 until we feel it is completly stable and the backwards compatibility issues can be dealt with smoothly.

 

If you have a specific issue please message me directly and I will be glad to look into the issue.

 

I completely understand the desire to make sure we have a stabile environment to work in before moving to PHP 5. However, is there a plan to move to PHP 5? If so, what is the approximate elapsed time we are looking at before PHP 5 is available? Thanks for any guidance on this issue.

Posted

Welcome to the forum, eric. :)

 

TCH-Robert already answered your question. ;)

 

We are not going to be upgrading to php 5 until we feel it is completly stable and the backwards compatibility issues can be dealt with smoothly.

 

So, there is no plans at this moment or a known time when it may upgraded.

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