My server recently upgraded it's PHP from 4.3.10 -> 5.0.4.
Here are the new server stats
Mac OS X Server 10.4.1 (FreeBSD)
Apache Version 1.3.33
Perl Version 5.8.6 (built for darwin-thread-multi-2level)
Perl Path /usr/bin/perl
MySQL Version 4.1.10a
PHP Version 4.3.10
I was using the text file version of Slooze and now it doesn't work.
I briefly tried slooze on php5 and it didnt work; I suspect this is because the object model "has been completely redesigned".
One thing you might try is to see if PHP4 is still available - php versions can co-exist
If you have an apache server, one can switch from php4 to php5 with this directive in the .htaccess file, on a per directory basis:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 php
I say this because you might be able to switch back to php4 on a per-directory basis.
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My server recently upgraded it's PHP from 4.3.10 -> 5.0.4.
Here are the new server stats
Mac OS X Server 10.4.1 (FreeBSD)
Apache Version 1.3.33
Perl Version 5.8.6 (built for darwin-thread-multi-2level)
Perl Path /usr/bin/perl
MySQL Version 4.1.10a
PHP Version 4.3.10
I was using the text file version of Slooze and now it doesn't work.
here's the link to the gallery I'm using.
http://www.pimpdaddysupreme.com/pixxx/
Can someone give me a hint as to what might be happening? As far as I know, there isn't an error log for the textfiles slooze, is there?
Looks like you have a permissions issue - the error message says a file is not writeable.
Anyone know if the latest version of Slooze is PHP5 compatible? I remember testing an earlier version and finding it wasn't.
Thanks
Kevin
I briefly tried slooze on php5 and it didnt work; I suspect this is because the object model "has been completely redesigned".
One thing you might try is to see if PHP4 is still available - php versions can co-exist
If you have an apache server, one can switch from php4 to php5 with this directive in the .htaccess file, on a per directory basis:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 php
I say this because you might be able to switch back to php4 on a per-directory basis.