I have recently upgraded mysql server from 5.0.75 to 5.1.31 on my Ubuntu server 9.04 32 bit. After that when I am running phpmyadmin it is printing a warning :
Your PHP MySQL library version 5.0.75 differs from your MySQL server version 5.1.31.
loading a phpinfo() shows that the mysql variable "Client API version" on my server doesn't match the version of mysql installed ( 4.0.20 when mysql version is 4.1.21).
Can this cause trouble and php or mysql errors on scripts i'm running?
I noticed when installing latest version of APF 0.9.6.3 over the previous version 0.9.6.2 it will import all the variable and ports settings from conf.apf and allow_hosts.rules files of the previous version. so there will be no need to edit or configure any thing any more when upgrading APF exept setting DEVEL_MODE to 0 and restart APF.
I have an old laptop, it's got a 1000mhz processor and 128mb ram..
I want to install linux on it, but a) haven't got that much exp with Linux and b) don't know much about the OS in general..
I just am getting fed up of Windows!!
My knowledge stretches to using X-Windows about 8 years ago..
I have looked at Ubuntu, as the desktop looks cool and a friend said it's quite easy to get ya head around, but the site says you need atleast 256mb ram..
There Is Some Way That Hacker use a .htaccess file to change the php Version On The Server To use the Exploit Look I Run A php Shell From My Server [url] You Can See From The picture that my php version is 5.2.6 then I Have upload the .htaccess To My server the Version has been changed look to other picture [url] You Can see The .htaccess file And This Way Only Work If I have More Than one php Version on my server How Can I Secure My server From This Way
I have a Centos VPS with Cpanel. I have begun receiving some email notifications, apparantly from my cpanel... The latest one says that the version of perl I am running is too old.
Subj: [checkperlmodules] perl version too old (v5.8.8 required, v5.8.7 is installed.)
Are there any problems or dire consequences from upgrading or side effects? What version should I upgrade to?
I am having a problem with a specific program im using and the developers are telling me that there is an mmap bug with the gcc version of centos 5.1 possibly including the libstdc++ libraries.
I have everything updated so my only recourse right now is to try a different compiler.
Is it possible to install a different version of gcc along with the one that comes with the distro?
I remember way back I tried to change gcc versions and all hell broke lose, almost everything was dependent on distro gcc.
I got two version of my.cnf, but neither of them works ideally.
On one hand, If i used the old one, the swap memory will be used out after 5-7 days running and system halt.
On the other hand, the second copy of my.cnf will cause too much pain on cpu, even traffic is low, cpu could up to 70 or 80 percentage and hanging there for 1 minutes.
I did a lots optimization in the past (including httpd.conf, my.cnf, sysctl.conf ), and found that the only problem left on my server would be my.cnf, I have to get it right this time!
So I would be really appreciate if you guys can help me out.
for a hosting plan now. I will mainly use it for developing. What version of PHP and MySql is reasonable to settle for? I understand that the later the better, but I see that most hosting companies are stuck in PHP 4.1 and MySql 4.4. Is that good enough?
I installed ImageMagick via yum on my CentOS 4 box. It is version 6.0.7
When using gallery 2, I received a warning message stating that this version is vulnerable (low risk but still) and was wondering if there was anyway to update this past 6.2.2
I tried to do it manually by compiling from source but the composite part of ImageMagick never works...the identify and convert are recognized.
Is there an easier way....a RPM for RHEL 4 I could use?
my friend ordered an vps with a host, he ordered 5.3 - 32bit but some how I feel he has been provided with 5.0 version by the host, I didn't know how to confirm it, when I checked his hypervm, this was the cent os details provided:
Ostemplate: centos-5-i386-hostinabox576
there is rebuild option in the hypervm and in tht when I look out,here it shows the following: [url]
what my friend exactly needs is a cent os 5.3 - 32bit system, so if he selects cent os 5.3-ix386 (full) will it install with cent os 5.3 ?? he doesn't want kloxo to b in there auto, he/I can install tht,
I just installed a new version of CSF again on my server.
Based on the article and tutorial that I read, I do not have to change anything much on the csf.conf if I am installing it for WHM/Cpanel server.
I notice new version 3.33 has new function such as synflood and so on, can someone tell me if I need to change any settings inside my csf.conf other than disabling the testing = 0 on a fresh new cpanel server?
I'm currently hosted on a friends VPS, and he has been good enough to give me his root access account details so I can mess with things if I need to. Good thing he has, too... Because I'm about to need to really mess with some things.
I've hit a brick wall, however.
The VPS is currently running php 4.3, but the CMS software that I am going to use to run my site requires PHP 5. Now, I don't want to arbitrarily update to php5 across the whole VPS, cause I dont know if thats going to knock out scripts on other vhosts. I read about the "run php5 as cgi" thing, but that doesnt really work for me, as the cms I am using has some quite in-depth url rewriting going on, and I dont want to have to make all of the php files for it end with .php5, in case that screws something up.
So, in my research, I came accross this:
wiki.apache.org/httpd/PHP4AndPHP5
The article on the apache wiki refers to a way of setting up a private server, or a VPS in this case, so that an individual vhost will use php5 as opposed to the default php4. "Great", I think... But then after loggin in to the shell and downloading the php-5.2.5 binary, I realised I dont have the first clue how I can install this, without it conflicting with the current PHP4 install, and so that it pick up on things like mySQL, and all the other libraries (gd, libxslt etc).
So, I guess my question is, does anyone know how I can accomplish this? I'm sorry if this isnt the right forum, I put it in the place that made most sense to me... Any help would be gratefully received, as I'm completely dumbfounded right now!
my dedicated server is running using cPanel 11 apache 1.3.39 , php 5.2.4
i read a thread here in WHT says the " apache 2.2 with php 5.2.5 handle the load and doing high performance"
if it is true , plz anyone get the tutorials to upgrade it using /scripts/easyapache with GD libraries . and after upgrade will i have to re secure php again or what?
I am in the process of upgrading PHP. I have successfully compiled with with no errors. However, before I run the make install command, I would like to backup all the files associated with my current version of PHP. I am going from 4.3.11 to 4.4.6. I was wondering if anyone knew what the directories and files to back up? I am using Fedora Core.