Re: [PHP4BETA] WIN32 problem

Teodor, -----Original Message----- From: Teodor Cimpoesu <teo@digiro.net> Cc: php4beta@lists.php.net <php4beta@lists.php.net> Date: Monday, November 29, 1999 5:05 AM Subject: Re: [PHP4BETA] WIN32 problem >> Point taken and already understood. Deadlines bring out the worst in us, >> and when our servers decide to upgrade without our consent, we either change >> servers (messy) or jump in head first. Sorry if I am human and feel pain. >> I will keep it to myself. > >Hmm, I agree but try to see also the `good' part. Your provider knows >4.0b >is a very performant step forward and tries to keep it customers happy. >I've just finish a project in 3.0.12 and at the and I was asked to port >it to 3.0.5 cause the customer doesn't want to upgrade no matter what >[...] > >Now, not asking for opinions from customers proves some lack of , you >name it, >but now what, you are trying to help your provider to get out of the >mess? >A quick solution would be to set-up a personal configuration on a >personal >server and ask you provider to accept your machine in until it gets 4.0b >up >and running or downgrades to 3.0.12/13 > > >-- >CIMPOESU Teodor, Web Programmer > Quick solution not so quick here in the woods where it takes months to get a 56K fram relay, let alone a T1! Will have to tough it out and try to get 4.0 working on home system. Getting close. One more glitch to go. Well, it only cost me 3 full (not those wimpy 8 hour kind) days, thanks to the help on this list.