December 26, 2009 - 12:52 am
Tags: cPanel, EasyApache, php 5.3.1, WHM
Posted in PHP, cPanel / WHM | 1 comment
After much patience and persistence on the part of myself and many other individuals, we now have PHP 5.3.x support in EasyApache, starting with PHP 5.3.1. For those of you who may be unaware, EasyApache is WHM/cPanel’s tool for creating custom compilations of Apache and PHP. This solves many problems for those who have been [...]
November 19, 2009 - 10:43 pm
Tags: cPanel, EasyApache, PHP, php 5.3.1, stable, WHM
Posted in PHP | 3 comments
After four release candidates, we finally have a stable PHP 5.3.1 release. For those already running PHP 5.3.0, there’s not much that is different, but there are some improvements. For others, it means there will probably be PHP 5.3 support in cPanel/WHM via EasyApache very soon.
In PHP 5.3.1, the max_file_uploads directive was introduced into php.ini [...]
Yes, that’s right, another PHP 5.2 version, and the fourth release candidate for PHP 5.3.1… the details are as follows:
PHP 5.3.1 RC4
Three bug fixes including one for mysqli and safe_mode_include_dir
Complete list
PHP 5.2.12 RC1
Added max_file_uploads as seen in PHP 5.3.1 RC3, which helps prevent DOS attacks occurring via temporary file exhaustion
Fixed Snow Leopard build error
Fixed make [...]
We are yet another release candidate closer to PHP 5.3.1. A link to download PHP 5.3.1 RC3 is included below, as well as links to the changelog and current bugs. One bug fix will help prevent DOS (denial of service) attacks via a new INI directive labeled max_file_uploads. This will default to 100 files per [...]
In my quest to minimize the memory usage of our beloved blogging platform, WordPress, I came across eAccelerator. After using Zend Server, and experiencing the performance boost their caching mechanism created, I started looking for something that would work easily with cPanel/WHM. Lo and behold, there exists a program called eAccelerator which is quoted as [...]
September 22, 2009 - 3:07 pm
I’m eagerly awaiting 5.3.1 so my server can be upgraded. 5.3 brings a ton of improvements that I’m looking forward to leveraging, particularly the Date/Time classes and functions.
September 22, 2009 - 3:08 pm
I haven’t had any major compatibility issues either. Careful, clean programming makes all of the difference.