Re: Re: Raising errors inside a constructor

From: Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 06:12:39 +0000
Subject: Re: Re: Raising errors inside a constructor
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From: "Olivier Guilyardi" <ml@xung.org> > I always use the great bug-free & krash-proof Debian Stable for production > servers, and really prefer to stay with the official default packages > (understand: php4). The paradox here is that the official stable package is PHP4.1.2. Only the testing (v4.3.4) and unstable (v4.3.8) releases has actual recent bugfixed (and thus hopefully more stable ;-) versions of PHP... > Of course, since Debian has a _very_ strict testing cycle before accepting > anything in its stable distribution, I don't think we're gonna see php5 > arriving before a long time... Maybe, I'll give it a try, compiling from > source, or installing some unofficial package, but honestly, only > _one_ segfault and I'll downgrade. Just drop "deb http://packages.dotdeb.org ./" in the apt's sources.list ;-). It actually works fine, but I'll recommend the use of the CGI version, since PHP4 and PHP5 can the coexist... Just add the following lines in httpd.conf Action php4-cgi /cgi-bin/php4 Action php5-cgi /cgi-bin/php5 # Allows easy switching between php versions by changing a symbolic link to either php4 or php5. Action php-cgi /cgi-bin/php You can then switch to the CGI-versions on the .htaccess level by adding: AddHandler php5-cgi .php Heino

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