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Patti McCreary	Monday 12 January 2004 2:51:46 pm When trying to use the setup Wizard on Linux, I get an "Unstable PHP version" on the Systems Check page. It shows my version of PHP as 4.2.2. From the command line, php -v I get: PHP 4.3.4 (cli) (built: Jan 7 2004 14:33:56) I tried ignoring the issue but am having troubles after install has completed. I'm hoping if I can point eZ Publish to the correct version of PHP, it might resolve my problem. Does anyone know how make the change? Thanks, Patti
Kåre Køhler Høvik	Tuesday 13 January 2004 4:36:47 am The command line PHP and PHP module for apache are independent. You need to upgrade the php module apache is using. Remember to restart Apache after upgrading the PHP module. -- Kåre Høvik Kåre Høvik
Marco Zinn	Wednesday 14 January 2004 1:07:22 pm Just a note: I have several ez3 site running with PHP 4.2.2. They SEEM to work fine, but they are just used for testing, not in production. There is at least one bug, that is related to PHP 4.2.2 (according to ezSystems): http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/general/class_edit_not_working_3_2_4_3_2_x_critical#msg42195 That means: For testing a bit and maybe developing, it might work for you, but you shouldnt set up a production site with it. Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com

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Monday 12 January 2004 2:51:46 pm

When trying to use the setup Wizard on Linux, I get an "Unstable PHP version" on the Systems Check page. It shows my version of PHP as 4.2.2.

From the command line, php -v I get:
PHP 4.3.4 (cli) (built: Jan 7 2004 14:33:56)

I tried ignoring the issue but am having troubles after install has completed. I'm hoping if I can point eZ Publish to the correct version of PHP, it might resolve my problem.

Does anyone know how make the change?

Thanks,
Patti

Kåre Køhler Høvik

Tuesday 13 January 2004 4:36:47 am

The command line PHP and PHP module for apache are independent. You need to upgrade the php module apache is using. Remember to restart Apache after upgrading the PHP module.

--
Kåre Høvik

Kåre Høvik

Marco Zinn

Wednesday 14 January 2004 1:07:22 pm

Just a note:
I have several ez3 site running with PHP 4.2.2.
They SEEM to work fine, but they are just used for testing, not in production.
There is at least one bug, that is related to PHP 4.2.2 (according to ezSystems):
http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/general/class_edit_not_working_3_2_4_3_2_x_critical#msg42195

That means: For testing a bit and maybe developing, it might work for you, but you shouldnt set up a production site with it.

Marco
http://www.hyperroad-design.com