What version of MySQL/PHP is Concrete5 designed for and tested against?
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I know that Concrete5 is usually tested against Unix servers rather than Windows servers during development, but what versions of PHP and MySQL are usually used?
I have a client's server that's had some bizarre problems with installing Concrete (every other server has worked great) and I'm wondering if their version of MySQL and/or PHP may be the culprit.
My own hosting server, I noticed, is using PHP 5.2.13 and MySQL 5.1.30. However, the newest versions of each are currently PHP 5.3.2 and MySQL 5.1.44. Would upgrading to the newest versions make a difference? Would it be better not to upgrade to the newest, but a *newer* version? Are there known issues with installing on older versions?
The client is running PHP 5.2.9-2 and I'm not sure what version of MySQL they have.
Thank you!
I have a client's server that's had some bizarre problems with installing Concrete (every other server has worked great) and I'm wondering if their version of MySQL and/or PHP may be the culprit.
My own hosting server, I noticed, is using PHP 5.2.13 and MySQL 5.1.30. However, the newest versions of each are currently PHP 5.3.2 and MySQL 5.1.44. Would upgrading to the newest versions make a difference? Would it be better not to upgrade to the newest, but a *newer* version? Are there known issues with installing on older versions?
The client is running PHP 5.2.9-2 and I'm not sure what version of MySQL they have.
Thank you!
My php version is 5.2.42 and is working fine
looks like my version of mysql is 5.0.75. -working fine also do a compare of phpinfo();'s see whats different, compile paramaters?
Mike